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The Devoltion

A vengeful ex-cop slices, shoots, and grapples his way through mob-controlled streets to disarm a bomb and save the mayor and city hall before the clock runs out.

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Blucent Games
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Blucent Games
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About The Devoltion

Marcus Jones was a great police officer. Then a police raid on a warehouse of a highly dangerous mob organization went wrong, and he was the only one who made it out alive. He resigned, and started taking the mob apart by himself as the vigilante Devoltion, one hideout at a time. Now they've hit back, grabbed the mayor, planted a bomb in city hall, and given the city ten minutes before it goes off.

Fight through a city that doesn't want you to make it. Grapple across rooftops and gaps to close distance fast, then break bad with the Voltblade, a sword powered with electricity, dual pistols, or knives, each suited to a different kind of fight. Every run through the city plays differently: enemy placements shift each time, so no two attempts feel the same.

Two ways to lose. One way to win. Take enough damage and you're done. Run out of time and the bomb goes off. Make it to the mob boss, take him down, and defuse the bomb before 00:00, however many tries it takes.

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