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Stamp of Fate

You are a passport control officer at a busy international airport. Inspect documents, catch wanted criminals, and choose whether to resist or accept bribery. Every stamp shapes your rank and your fate.

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July 30, 2026
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About the Game

Stamp of Fate puts you in the shoes of a passport control officer at a busy international airport. Inspect passports, verify identities, and make split-second decisions that affect your rank, reputation, and career.

Features:

  • Realistic passport inspection system

  • Military rank progression from Private to Lieutenant

  • Dynamic wanted criminals and travel ban system

  • Bribery system with consequences

  • Shift-based gameplay with reports and bonuses

  • Rich dialogue system with passengers

Every decision matters. Will you stay honest or give in to corruption?

Trust No Passenger.