Karma: The Dark World

Traveling through these places, exploring their nooks and crannies, solving puzzles and facing other challenges lurking in them, we learn more about the people we interrogate, as well as their connection to the cases we are investigating. In this way, we also learn about how the individual crimes happened.

The discoveries we make should be reported to the management. The situation is complicated by the fact that the longer the main character stays away from reality, the more his perception of the boundary between it and the imagined world begins to weaken, which over time puts his sanity to the test.

Story

Karma: The Dark World presents us with an alternative vision of history, in which in East Germany of 1984, the Leviathan corporation rules with an iron fist. Just like in Orwell's book, the citizens of this country are subjected to mass surveillance. Furthermore, East German society is based on a class system, and one of the few forms of escape here are drugs and the promise of a stay in the enigmatic Utopia, which is a reward for obedience.

The main character of the game is Daniel McGovern from the Leviathan Thought Bureau, who is equipped with technology that allows him to penetrate the minds of suspects and the accused. Over time, the protagonist becomes entangled in a large-scale spy intrigue. The story also touches on such topics as betrayal, family, love, and loss.

Graphics

Karma: The Dark World operates on the Unreal Engine 5. The game utilizes flagship technologies developed by Epic Games, namely Lumen (lighting and reflections) and Nanite (geometry).