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Split Decision

In a dying town where boxing is the last stand of entertainment, you hold the judge’s pen. Bribes, threats, and loyalties will decide whether you live to judge another day… Or get knocked out cold. Split Decision is a tense narrative game where every point makes a difference.

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About the Game

Welcome to Brickton

Once a shining industrial town filled with life and work opportunities, Brickton is now dead and dying. All your friends have moved to find better jobs and, to make it worse, the factory you just worked in has now closed. The only job you could find was in the local gym which hosts occasional boxing matches with local fighters.

Take the scorecard

Turns out, the gym is in need of a new judge for the fights. The rules of the job are pretty simple - three judges give points in each round to the better fighter. The points are then summed up and a winner is declared. You get the hang of it pretty quickly.

Do a favour

Soon, you are approached by your Boss asking you to lean a certain way on the next fight. You might even listen, even if the other fighter was clearly the better one. Noone will notice, right?

Watch things get complicated

Turns out, some people will notice. In fact, depending on how you arrange your points during each fight, a different type of story will unravel in front of you, with different characters and different fights. Where will your loyalties lie?