The Trust
The Trust is a sci-fi narrative adventure where you control Ingram, a combat robot, and Bennett, an aerial drone. Switch viewpoints, morph weapons on the fly, and manage an energy system that fuels both ammo and self-repair, replenished through movement in a high-mobility combat loop.
The Trust is a sci-fi first-person and top-down exploration game where players control Ingram, a combat-ready humanoid robot, and Bennett, an aerial drone, to uncover the mystery of an abandoned world. Switch seamlessly between action-packed gunfights and strategic reconnaissance while managing a shared energy system that fuels both ammo and self-repair.
Dual Perspective Gameplay
Control Ingram in immersive first-person combat and exploration while switching to Bennett’s top-down drone interface for reconnaissance and tactical advantages.
Drone Targeting
Scan, identify and select targets from Bennett's high vantage point to assist Ingram in high velocity combat.
Morph Weapon
An advanced, shape-shifting firearm designed for Ingram, the Morph Weapon dynamically adapts to combat situations by transforming both its weapon type and ammo composition in real time.
Kinetic Energy System
Ingram's energy reserve is a singular resource for both ammunition and health, creating a high-risk, high-mobility combat loop. This Kinetic Energy System rewards aggressive movement, making every decision a trade-off between staying alive and staying armed.
Some Answers Cannot Be Erased
The planet Helicopolis was abandoned long ago. Now, it is a graveyard of forgotten technology. When a signal is detected from its surface, The Trust, a powerful governing galactic faction, sends two embodied AI to investigate.
Ingram, a battle-ready humanoid combat unit, reluctantly follows orders. Bennett, an advanced aerial drone, sees the world through signals and data. Their mission is clear: find the source of the signal. But as they descend deeper into the wreckage of a lost world, they begin to question their directives, their creators, and themselves.
A Signal That Shouldn't Exist
As Ingram and Bennett search for answers, they uncover something far more complex than a simple transmission. Their mission is compromised. Their programming is in question.
