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About this game

Two rival assassins are stuck in a loop on an island called the Blackreef. As Colt, you would want to break the loop and you can do so by killing eight targets before the day is over. The other assassin, Julianna, wants to keep the loop going, so her main purpose is to kill you.

• Each cycle would teach you something new about your targets and the island. This will give you the chance to change your playstyle.
• Expand your weaponry and use the otherworldly abilities bestowed upon you.
• The main campaign lets you play as Colt, but the game’s multiplayer lets another person play as Julianna.

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