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About This Game

Kill Fee is a brutal, fast-but-tactical top-down shooter set in a hyper-outsourced neonopolis, where even the violence is contracted out. Insurers, corporate property groups, and private security forces post the targets. You take the gig, clear the building, and send the invoice.

Hostiles don't wait around, and a few stray bullets will kill you. Every room is a tactical puzzle: scout the layout with a heartbeat pulse, cut the power to blind their cameras, or blow a breaching charge through a wall and hope nobody's grandmother was sitting on the other side. When things go loud, dive through doorways in slow-motion, kick doors off their hinges, drag a guard in front of you as a human shield, and carve a path through the gunpowder smoke.

Every wall, partition, and window is built from material that reacts the way it should. Shred an office partition with a minigun, blast a ragged hole through warehouse brickwork, or kick an enemy straight through a forty-story glass window. (property damage fees may apply).

Explosive barrels chain-react. Gas tanks and punctured extinguishers fill the air with blinding smoke that bullets realistically carve tunnels through. The furniture isn’t just scenery: kick it over for cover or blast it to splinters along with the hostiles behind it.

Every bullet, grenade, and reload comes out of your own pocket. Managing your expenses and choosing your gear is half the job. You take one primary weapon, a utility, two tactical items, and as many reloads as you're willing to pay for.

• The Arsenal: Rifles, shotguns, heavy pistols, katanas, sledgehammers, rail rifles, gyrojet rocket launchers, and more. Each customizable with attachments and specialized ammunition.

• Tactical Items: Frags, flashbangs, gas and EMP grenades, and breach charges to crack open hostile strongholds on your terms.

• Utilities: Deflecting shields, combat drones, cloaking fields, wrist rockets, grappling hooks, tasers for live extractions, blink-dashes, and heartbeat scanners, and more.

The contract board spans the entire city—from sterile corporate monoliths and grim warehouses to tenements, neon-drenched nightclubs, and crowded street markets, all procedurally generated. Choose from a wide array of distinct contract types: eliminations, high-value arrests, targeted assassinations, asset recovery, data wiping, demolitions, and hostage extractions, alongside brutal waves of desperate holdouts and outbreaks of Fugue, a narcotic that turns its users into... something far worse than the normal city inahbitants.

Every job comes with strings attached and modifiers. Active security grids, lockdown protocols, blackouts, bystanders on-site, cash bonuses for discretion, and property damage fees billed directly to you. Clients remember your track record, and every successful payout inches you closer to paying off the crushing debt on your freelance license.

Don't go alone. Grab a partner for online two-player co-op through Steam and turn every breach into a synchronized assault. Cover each other's blind spots, share a unified tactical vision of the battlefield, and pull off desperate revives after you 'accidentally' ventilate your buddy in the crossfire.

Key Features

• Lethal, High-Speed Combat: John Woo-inspired slow-mo dives, door kicks, and human shield mechanics.

• Fully Destructible Environments: Decimate rooms with realistic material penetration, shatter glass, and kick up blinding physically-simulated smoke and debris.

• Economy & Loadouts: Scrutinize your overhead, budget your reloads, and customize your kit for every unique hit.

• A Living, Neon Contract City: 10+ contract variations across diverse, procedurally generated locations from boardrooms to wet markets.

• Reputation & Debt: Navigate corporate clients, deal with unexpected complications, and pay off your professional license.

• Online Co-Op: Bring a partner to execute a contract in two-player online co-op (friendly fire is "officially discouraged").

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Contains pixel art depications of blood and gore. Can be disabled in settings.