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First-person rogue-lite action thrusts players into a treacherous Arabian Nights metropolis as a daring thief. Wield a scimitar and whip to slash enemies, bait traps, and navigate deadly obstacles like pits, blades, spears, arrows, sprung slabs, and poison gas. Turn these hazards against foes while leaping, sliding, crouching, sprinting, and vaulting through a procedurally generated world. Genies offer trades for loot or grant wishes to boost advantages amid constant permadeath challenges. Fluid melee and movement create rhythmic combat that demands clever combinations for survival. Hardcore indie action fans crave this endless replayability, always chasing one more run despite gruesome ends.

First-Person Arabian Nights Rogue-Lite!

Become a daring thief in City of Brass, a first-person action adventure from senior BioShock developers. Armed with scimitar and a versatile whip, you’ll lash and slash, bait and trap your way to the heart of an opulent, Arabian Nights-themed metropolis – or face certain death as time runs out.

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This City Has Teeth!

Players will have to leap across pits, slide under blades, avoid spears or arrows, evade or employ sprung paving slabs, and skirt round poison gas traps – all the while manipulating these dangers to their advantage against enemies.

Deadly Magic, Mischievous Genies!

Incarcerated within the city are genies, most of them friendly, who will barter benefits in return for loot or grant wishes for a powerful advantage.

Endless Death, Eternal Replayability!

The rhythmic interplay between sword and whip is carefully tuned along with sprinting, crouching, sliding, leaping and vaulting to give a fluid, balanced and natural feel to the movement and melee. Eternal replayability is granted by a design that encourages combinative gameplay within an ever-changing but logical procedurally generated world. Players will die in the City of Brass – often, and quite horribly – but they will always want to come back for just one more try…