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Gamedec is a non-combat cyberpunk isometric RPG developed by Polish studio Anshar Studios and published by Anshar Publishing. It launched on September 16, 2021, and Steam now sells it as Gamedec - Definitive Edition. The setting is Warsaw City in the 22nd century, where technology blurs the line between real and virtual life. You are a Gamedec, a private investigator who works inside virtual game worlds to solve crimes for clients.
Instead of fighting, you talk. You interrogate witnesses and suspects, record facts in your Codex and use Deduction to connect evidence and reach your own conclusion. Inspired by tabletop RPGs, the game lets you approach problems from multiple angles, and it adapts to your choices without judging them. You build your character by gathering aspects and combining professions, and your traits shape how other characters see you. Cases take you from a deceptive farm-like world to dark noir cyberpunk realities and fantasy realms, moving between Realium and Virtualium.
Gamedec suits fans of dialogue-heavy detective RPGs such as Disco Elysium. A Gamedec CD key gives you the Definitive Edition on Steam, and Metacritic lists the PC version at 72.
Official website: gamedec.com.
Detective Work in Virtual Worlds: Solve crimes inside game worlds as a 22nd-century private investigator called a Gamedec.
No-Combat RPG: Progress through conversation, investigation and deduction instead of fights.
Codex and Deduction: Collect facts in the Codex, then combine evidence to reach and act on your own conclusions.
Tabletop-Style Freedom: Approach each situation from multiple angles, with outcomes that adapt to your choices.
Professions and Aspects: Gather aspects and unlock professions that open new dialogue and investigation options.
Varied Virtual Realms: Visit a deceptive farm world, noir cyberpunk cities and fantasy settings across Realium and Virtualium.
Accessibility Options: Adjustable text size, color alternatives, difficulty settings, subtitles and a mouse-only option.
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