Dark City. Multiplayer
Dark City. Multiplayer
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About Dark City. Multiplayer

Dark City. Multiplayer is an online open-world horror game where players are divided into two factions: police and bandits, fighting for control over an abandoned city consumed by darkness. The world is alive and shared among all players — every step could lead to a confrontation with an enemy... or something far worse. The police try to restore order, protect survivors, and reclaim captured territories. The bandits aim to establish their rule by taking over zones, setting ambushes, and hiding in the shadows. Capture areas, hold control, fend off enemy attacks… and survive the horror slowly awakening in the depths of the city.

How to Play

WASD – Move
Space – Jump
Enter – Game Chat
E – Inventory

After starting the game, join the bandit or police faction and capture as many districts as possible.
Every 30 seconds, you will receive money for the districts you control.

info The game, description, feature list and control information are delivered through Playgama's distribution service. Spinappy has not independently tested this title and does not present this page as a review or recommendation.

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