Team17 has partnered with BKOM publishing to release the upcoming dystopian adventure, Sunday Gold. The game will launch this year in 2022 on PC.
The game combines strategic turn-based combat, intricate puzzle-solving, and a trio of cunning and cutthroat criminals, taking place in the 2070s London. The city of the future is bleak and unwelcoming, rife and riddled with crime, while a corrupt elite who is out to kill anyone working that uncovers their illegal secrets.
Watch the game’s trailer below:
Sunday Gold is a point-and-click, turn-based adventure game set in grim, dystopian future. Play as a ragtag trio of criminals to hunt down and expose the dark secrets of an evil mega-corporation and the malevolent billionaire behind it.
The mysterious and monstrous billionare of the city called, Kenny Hogan is the CEO of Hogan Industries. Known for his involvement in brutal cybernetic dog races with his prize pooch, the trio of the game will have to extort Kenny while they also fight for their lives.
Key Features:
- Atmospheric action: Immersed in the gritty and unwelcoming world of near-future London, Sunday Gold’s story takes players into the seedy underbelly of the corrupt elite, where secrets are hidden behind every locked door
- Stylish turn-based combat: Comic book inspired sequences, specific skills, attacks, and talent trees, along with as many stolen items the trio can get their thievin’ hands on, makes for a unique turn-based combat experience
- Noggin’ scratching puzzles: Explore each room and solve a combination of observation, deduction, and inventory puzzles; hunt for clues, hack terminals, and even bust down a door (or two)
- Keep your cool: In the face of dead bodies, cybernetic dogs, and psychotic billionaires even the most hardened criminals will start to lose their cool – maintaining the team’s composure with consumables and specific abilities will be key to mission success
- A trio of trouble: Frank, Sally, and Gavin make for unusual comrades, but without each of their unique abilities to lock pick, hack, and rip things open with their bare hands, the mission is doomed to fail.
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