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The Masterplan
As unabashed fans of both heist movies and revenge stories, The Masterplan has our interest piqued. Add in a story penned by Tom Jubert (The Swapper, The Talos Principle) and we're definitely curious.
The Masterplan takes place in 1970s America, and you are tasked with assembling a team to stick up convenience stores, banks, art galleries, and more. You'll be able to plan the job however you want. You can be silent and get out without detection or make some noise and spill some blood.
You'll want to arm your team, but you can choose lethal or less-lethal weapons. And even if you are packing serious heat, you can choose to stick up guards and take hostages so you don't have to leave casualties.
The Masterplan is out tomorrow, June 4, on PC, Mac, and Linux. For more, check out our previous coverage.
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