Deadwood Drive

Deadwood Drive is a low-poly open-world adventure set in a mountain town with a dark secret. You inherit a logging business and use arborist work as cover while trying to dismantle a mind-control conspiracy. By day, you run the business; by night, you use inventor Thomas Sterling’s extraordinary tools to fight the threat behind the Luminex Factory.

Deadwood’s secret

The town’s history reaches back beyond its records, and something pulses in the surrounding woods. Thomas Sterling, an inventor and recluse, built a dozen world-changing technologies in a forest lab. He vanished without a trace just before unveiling what was to be his greatest discovery.

After Sterling disappeared, Mayor Loomis arrived with promises of progress. The Luminex Factory brought free phone lines, better TV, high-speed internet and long-awaited infrastructure. But Loomis is using the Factory to build a signal network that will fold Deadwood’s citizens’ minds into a single, obedient will. Its towers are already standing and its equipment is running, while most of the town remains unaware.

Your covert mission

Your relative Ray knew the truth and had a plan with Sterling involving tools, a machine and a mission. After Ray dies, you inherit both the logging business and that responsibility. You take jobs from the Mayor you are working to defeat, navigate Deadwood’s tense streets and use Sterling’s inventions to destroy the Factory’s towers one by one. Each tower you destroy weakens the signal, but each job becomes harder to keep quiet as the town and Loomis watch.

Work and exploration

You drive and explore across Deadwood and the surrounding wilderness, using Sterling’s inventions as both work tools and weapons. The townspeople have their own loyalties, secrets and motives. As you work, you uncover the mystery of the Pulse, Sterling’s disappearance and what the Factory is really after.