Oasis: Tokyo

OASIS: Tokyo is a first-person shooter focused on inventory management, with roguelite elements. In an alternate-history near-future Japan, you take contract missions from powerful megacorporations and clients in the criminal underworld, searching for the rumored Oasis, a secret location somewhere in the country.

Contract missions

Missions are procedurally generated, with randomly selected objectives, locations and enemies. You face local gangs, hired PMCs, corporate security and other opponents across six environments. Six objective types include retrieving sensitive information, defusing EMPs and eliminating specific enemies of your client.

If you die, you lose the gear and items you brought into the mission and collected during it, but retain your cyberware and other aspects of your character. You can extract valuable exports from vulnerable devices during missions, then use them to influence the next mission or sell them for a profit.

Weapons and inventory

You can use more than 19 weapons, including melee weapons suited to close-range environments. Attachments let you customize most weapons and affect their performance. Magazines come from your grid-based inventory; after switching magazines, you must reload them in the inventory.

Build your character

Class-based cyberware Cores determine which types of cyberware slots you have, and each Core type has unique cyberware that can be installed. You develop your character through an assortment of skill trees and use cyberdecks to hack vulnerable enemies.

Customize your experience

Options include permadeath and different difficulty modes, which affect the difficulty of various mechanics.