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City of Chains

75% positive of 160 Steam reviews

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Released
2015
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Astronomic Games. Published by New Reality Games.

About the game

City of Chains is a dark sci-fi RPG set in a dystopian city. Take control of a small group of escaped fugitives and lead them to their freedom. Decide whether to fight head on or to avoid combat, to help others or to go your own way, to show mercy or to kill. Your actions could affect the fate of the city.

Tagged by players

  • Cyberpunk
  • RPG
  • Dystopian
  • Adventure
  • Strategy
  • Sci-fi
  • Multiple Endings
  • Choices Matter
  • Turn-Based Combat

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What players say

  • Recommended
    Not perfect but captures the spirit of sci-fi, dystopia pretty good. Well done to the developers.

    15 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    I was a big fan of Matthew Ashworth's games back in the RPG Maker Forum days, and I kind of dreaded when I saw this game come out. It seemed Ashworth wanted to experiment more with narrative elements, which is fine, but I think this was a step in the wrong direction. Many of the choices are either dumb binary 'mercy/kill' options or gameplay 'decisions' of sneaking around or fighting upfront. Atonement and…

    11 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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