Gamma Minus

Rough Justice: '84

Do what it takes to make your fledgling security agency thrive in this 80s noir crime bustin', dirty crossing, vengeance-seeking board game inspired strategy game with dice and cards. Advise your team on the best course of action, through strategy, calculated decisions, and a bit of luck.

Released: 13 March 2023
Developer: Gamma Minus
Publisher: Daedalic Entertainment
Engine: Unreal Engine 4
Perspective: Bird view / Isometric
Age rating: PEGI 7 · ESRB T
Metacritic: 78/100
Platforms: Xbox Series X|S · PlayStation 4 · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 5 · Xbox One · Nintendo Switch
Genres: Puzzle · Simulator · Strategy · Adventure · Indie · Card & Board Game
Also known as: 러프 저스티스: '84
Estimated owners: 50,000–100,000 (est.)

85
Player rating: 14
Ratings counted: 75.2%
Steam reviews: 71
Achievements: 2
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Rough Justice: '84

Quick answers

Crossplay System requirements 6 GB RAM Download size 10.0 GB Steam Deck Unsupported

Rough Justice: '84

The story

It's 1984, everyone's favorite year, and the port city of Seneca is experiencing a boom. But upstanding citizens aren’t the only Senecans benefiting from the city's spoils. In its underbelly, Seneca's criminals, and worse, are finding homes and lairs in all sectors of society. You are Jim Baylor; Seneca's former top detective and law enforcement officer fallen from grace. A man falsely accused of crimes he never committed, stripped of rank, title and honor, and incarcerated with the very people he put away. But you don't stay locked up for long. You're released from jail under questionable circumstances. You seek to clear your name, get the dirt on the people responsible for your demise and discover the greater machinations at play. To that aim, and with the help of friends and former colleagues, you open and run a private security agency that hires, manages, trains and deploys agents all across Seneca. To root out the cancer gnawing the city you'll have to use all the power and resources available to you from agents, modern surveillance technology, friends in high places, and trust built through your ever-growing network of sources. What better way to righteously clear your name, than by gathering Seneca's best and brightest.

Rough Justice: '84