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The procedurally-generated city of Fortuna is the wealthiest city in the world, but you're broke. You start your life in this heavily simulated sandbox RPG as a penniless nobody looking for food and shelter. But from these unfortunate beginnings you can carve out a life for yourself, becoming an art thief, a cook, a smuggler or an infamous lothario.
Fortuna's inhabitants are generated just like the city itself, joining factions, forming alliances and getting into conflict with each other. You'll be able to get stuck into this too, politicking your way through the city using your silver tongue or a dagger, all while trying not to get into bother with the tyrannical Overlord who runs the place.
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