MOONWAVE OVERDRIVE

MOONWAVE OVERDRIVE — a game about maintaining balance in a neon-lit vortex that tries to get you out of the way. Balance your reputation and reputation with multiple characters, balance your finances to stay in the game, and balance the types of contracts you sign to get these things. Explore the sights of Air City, expand your fleet of cruisers and improve the ones you already have. Find a way to survive between the conflicts of the powerful world of this metropolis and find a way to survive in an urban environment. There are no heroes in Air City. Once your street gang in Outer Adelaide goes bankrupt, you will have nothing left but a few loans and a car.

About This Game

Arriving in Air City after a hasty escape, you find yourself a driver in the less respected Moonwave Cruiser Company. In the city, the company is known for its prudence in exchange for good pay. The question is whether you will be able to survive in the City without falling into the world from which you have just escaped, or whether the reapers of the past will return to kill you. Every night you patrol the miserable streets of Australia’s metropolises, a place where life is expensive, and failure means you will be thrown in the trash behind the walls. Calls are coming in, there are few details about who you are helping and why, and you decide whether to accept the contract or refuse. Either option will affect your reputation with multiple game characters as well as your own organization. Moonwave doesn’t want drivers to ever sign contracts.

Your contact rarely gives you more than time and place, and you decide how to get there and go as fast and efficiently as possible, the faster the job, the better the salary. This means exploring the trench-like streets of Air City, its suburbs and major attractions to help you get from point A to point B without running in a circle. With the sunrise over the Air, your work day is coming to an end. Reducing the company is deducted from your income, and you better hope that you have signed enough contracts to cover the cost of living within the walls. Our night hero is still resting, because traces of someone he helped and did not help are spreading around the city. A reputation in Air City is twofold, it helps you access more lucrative jobs, but it can also cause trouble for any number of people who want you to get off the streets.