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The year is 1861. The air in Mississippi is thick with the scent of cotton and the looming shadows of the Civil War. While the nation tears itself apart, a different kind of war is being fought on the soil of the South—a war for human dignity.

You are Robert, a former member of the West African Mandinka warrior tribe now trapped within a brutal plantation system. What begins as a desperate hope for escape evolves into a gripping journey of rebellion.

Core Gameplay Features

• Open-World Rebellion: Explore a vast, atmospheric recreation of the 1860s American South, from high-tension plantations to the dense wilderness of the Mississippi frontier.

• Ancestral Combat Arts: Reclaim your heritage by mastering a deep progression system of African martial arts. Unlock new combat techniques and abilities as you evolve from a field hand into a formidable warrior.

• Brutal Melee & Ranged Combat: Engage in high-stakes battles using period-accurate tools of survival. Master the axe, the whip, and early Civil War firearms.

• Stealth and Sabotage: Navigate treacherous environments using a stealth-kill system to dismantle the plantation's power structure from the shadows.

• RPG Progression: Earn XP to build your skill levels. Prepare for high-level territories by upgrading Robert’s strength and agility to face increasingly dangerous overseers and militias.

• Narrative Choices: Complete quests that force you to make complex moral choices, impacting your allies and the path of your rebellion.

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American Made is a historical action game set in the 1860s American South. It contains depictions of the brutal realities of the plantation system, including scenes of physical violence, social oppression, and intense combat. Players will engage in melee and ranged combat involving axes, whips, and firearms, resulting in blood effects and stylized depictions of injury. The narrative deals with mature themes of human trafficking, systemic racism, and the trauma of war.