DIOXIDE is a tactical first-person shooter with souls-like elements, set in a world where human life has long been expendable. A corporation controls everything — production, resources, cities, and even the people themselves. After receiving the Core-ID module, the protagonist unexpectedly gains the ability to return to life after death. For some, this is a miracle; for others, it's a dangerous system glitch that must be eliminated at any cost. A city that runs on human lives The vast metropolis is made up of districts that exist solely for profit. Industrial complexes suffocate under layers of soot and industrial dust, underground neighborhoods are saturated with toxic waste, and a privileged elite lives behind fortified borders, inaccessible to everyone else. Each territory holds valuable resources and its own threats, forcing a careful risk assessment before each foray. Weapons play a vital role, but a single well-aimed shot won't solve every problem. Your firearms arsenal can be customized with attachments and modules, tailoring it to your chosen playstyle. However, the outcome of many encounters depends less on the weapon's performance than on your ability to perform effectively under pressure. Decisions related to survivors add further complexity. Some can be rescued and used to fortify your shelter, while others can be used as a source of resources, gradually becoming a reflection of the system you're fighting against. Features of the game A tactical shooter with souls-like elements and the high cost of mistakes. A dark industrial world in the style of bloody graphic novels. Deep weapon customization through modules and various improvements. Moral decisions that influence the development of the shelter and the attitudes of survivors.