Uncover hidden clues and outsmart your pursuers to survive in Targeted, the thrilling investigative puzzle game from Glitchy Frame Studio. One wrong move could be your last!
As a former mafia member, you're the target, tasked with finding evidence in a clandestine underground garage to testify against the Don. But time is running out – the gangsters are closing in!
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Targeted is slated for release on Steam and Google Play within the year, priced at $4.99 (or local equivalent). The game will support multiple languages, including English, Hungarian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and more.
Stay updated by following the official website and watching the embedded gameplay video above for a sneak peek at the game's atmosphere and visuals.
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