Precinct IX
Precinct IX is a cyberpunk police management and turn-based combat game. Receive visitors, manage cases and resources, dispatch unique officers to unstable scenes, and change case outcomes—and your relationships—through dialogue, command, and battle.
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Command the cybernetic officers of Precinct IX as they handle the unstable cases of a future city. Dispatch, investigation, interrogation, and turn-based battles are woven together, while every officer has her own abilities, past, and secrets she refuses to say out loud. As trust deepens, you will enter their personal stories and gradually uncover the rotten truth beneath the city.
Receive Visitors and Shape Each Case
Complainants, informants, black market dealers, and representatives from above will all step into your office. Accept cases, negotiate terms, allocate resources, and face bribery, hidden motives, and pressure from every side.
Manage Precinct Resources and Officer Conditions
Budget, manpower, weapons, cybernetic parts, and medical support are all limited. Upgrade equipment, adjust loadouts, and assign officers to keep the precinct running through the next wave of chaos.
Dispatch Officers to Cyberpunk Crime Scenes
Runaway cybernetics, memory contamination, hacker attacks, abnormal sightings, and street riots keep erupting across the city. Choose the right officers for each case, then resolve incidents through field command, critical choices, and turn-based combat.
