Overview
In the dystopian year of 2083, where propaganda, oppression, and corporate greed reign supreme, players step into the shoes of John Anderson. After being unceremoniously laid off from his programming job, Anderson decides he's had enough of the system that discarded him. It's time for a change, and that change involves subverting the very corporations that wronged him. Decker is an indie RPG that plunges you into a world where hacking has evolved dramatically, featuring autonomous software guardians that ruthlessly protect mega-corporations' sensitive systems. You'll need to utilize a cobbled-together, highly illegal hacker OS to breach these heavily guarded digital fortresses.
Highlights
- A Dystopian Future: Immerse yourself in the year 2083, a world dominated by propaganda and corporate control.
- Hacking Simulation: Experience a unique take on hacking, complete with autonomous software guardians protecting corporate networks.
- Indie RPG Experience: Developed and published by Rich Vos, this title offers a single-player RPG adventure focused on digital infiltration.
Who It's For
Decker is for players who enjoy RPGs with a strong narrative, particularly those drawn to cyberpunk themes and the thrill of digital espionage. If you're looking for a single-player experience where you can outsmart powerful corporations through clever hacking, this game should pique your interest. The game's focus on subverting an oppressive system might also appeal to those who enjoy underdog stories.
Game Info
Decker is a single-player RPG developed and published by Rich Vos. It was released on June 24, 2019, and is available via Steam's Family Sharing feature. The game is rated for all ages but carries a content descriptor for strong language. It is a paid title, and players can check the latest Steam listing for current pricing and user reception.
