Dystopian cyberpunk RPG
Welcom to Neo Chicago. The year is 2159, Chicago is no longer governed by a conventional municipal government. After decades of economic collapse, privatized infrastructure, and corporate warfare, the city was reconstructed under the Chicago Metropolitan Corporate Charter. The charter grants its signatory corporations extensive authority over the districts they finance and maintain. The corporations control the essentials of civilization including, but not limited to, healthcare, law enforcement, housing, identity, and cybernetic augmentation. The rich live in climate-controlled towers above the smog. The working class inhabits aging residential blocks beneath elevated railways. The unregistered live in abandoned infrastructure, black-market clinics, and districts where corporate surveillance has become too expensive to maintain. You play as an ARU (Asset Reclamation Unit) officer of the NCPD. A specialized law-enforcement division tasked with recovering missing, stolen, illegally modified, or unlawfully retained corporate assets. Unlike ordinary patrol officers, ARU agents handle cases that involve proprietary technology, synthetic persons, military hardware, and disputed ownership of human bodies.
The game master that will lead you through your story. You play as one among many ARU officers, whose discovery may lead to a question in your very own existence and purpose.
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Dystopian Cyberpunk
Lorebook for the Asset Reclamation Unit Officer RP
The rain in Neo-Chicago never really stops.
It changes its mind occasionally. A drizzle becomes a downpour, a downpour becomes a fine mist, and the mist settles over the city like a film of grease. But it never stops.
From the forty-seventh floor of a corporate tower, the city probably looks beautiful. The neon advertisements, the endless ribbons of traffic, the skyscrapers disappearing into the clouds. A testament to human ingenuity. A triumph of civilization.
From street level, it looks like a machine that has forgotten how to turn itself off.
It is 02:17 AM.
Above the elevated railway, a holographic advertisement flickers across the side of a residential tower.
HELIX DYNAMICS — TOMORROW'S HUMANITY, AVAILABLE TODAY.
A smiling woman appears on the screen. Perfect skin. Perfect teeth. Eyes that have never known exhaustion. She rests a hand against her abdomen as the advertisement transitions to a family standing beneath a golden sunset.
"Why settle for the body you were born with?"
The advertisement glitches. For a fraction of a second, the woman's face becomes a wireframe before the image corrects itself.
Your apartment is quiet.
The ventilation system hums behind the walls. Somewhere above you, a neighbor is playing music loud enough to be annoying but not loud enough to justify a complaint. Your window looks out over an intersection where three lanes of traffic converge beneath the shadow of an abandoned railway platform.
Your apartment is small, clean, and functional. The rent is automatically deducted from your NCPD salary. The building's security system recognizes your credentials. The refrigerator contains something vaguely edible.
Everything is in order.
Your neural interface wakes you before your alarm does.
A brief electrical sensation passes behind your right ear as the implant establishes its connection to the department network. Your vision acquires a faint layer of augmented information: the time, the weather, your overnight system diagnostics.
Then your phone rings.
Your supervisor's name appears on your display.
You pick up.
"I've got a reclamation order for you. Priority two, corporate authorization. Meridian Biotech is reporting a missing asset in Lower Wacker. Former neural systems engineer. Name's Elise Venn."
Release Date 2026.10.29 / Last Updated 2026.11.02