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The year is 1984, but history has twisted into something unrecognizable under the dominion of the Leviathan Corporation. Their promise of a perfect utopia masks an empire of surveillance, stratification, and control. In this fractured reality, every thought is monitored, every choice scrutinized, and every memory holds the weight of suspicion.
You play as Daniel McGovern, a Roam Agent of the Thought Bureau, whose duty is to pierce the veil of human consciousness. Through the minds of suspects, you sift through distorted recollections, reconstruct fragments of their past, and interrogate the truths they would rather keep hidden. Yet memory is not a neutral witness; it bends, it deceives, and it consumes. The deeper you travel into the human psyche, the harder it becomes to separate fact from delusion, justice from obedience, or even self from the shadows you pursue.
KARMA: The Dark World is a meditation on the fragility of identity. Love, loss, betrayal, and family ties echo across shifting dreamscapes, pulling you into questions that defy clear answers. Do we own our memories, or are they shaped by forces beyond us? When truth itself is unreliable, can justice ever truly exist? Every choice you make draws you closer to revelations that threaten not only the cases before you but the very foundation of the world Leviathan has built.
The game's visual and auditory design deepens this unease. Built with Unreal Engine 5, its environments bleed between reality and nightmare, with dimly lit corridors collapse that into surreal landscapes where time and space no longer obey logic. Motion-captured performances bring unsettling humanity to every interaction, while a haunting score reverberates through Dolby Atmos, pulling you further into a state of tension where silence is as heavy as sound.
KARMA: The Dark World is not just about solving crimes; it is about confronting the boundaries of perception and surrendering to the unknown. It is about stepping into a place where order disguises chaos, where truth dissolves in memory, and where the greatest mysteries lie not in others, but within yourself.