Forehead Chip — is a sci-fi platformer where the entire system hinges on one simple rule: obey, or the Implant Corps come for you. Chip is an ordinary recruit thrown into hunting Holdouts across various districts of Arca City. Formally, it's "maintaining order," but the missions quickly begin to resemble a competition, where people are caught for points, reputation, and the right to receive another implant. The city looks beautiful right up until the first order From the outside, the Ark pretends to be a proper utopia: bright streets, technology, order. But then you're sent to areas where people hide from the Corps, where half the buildings are held up by outdated systems, and the locals have long since stopped believing in this whole security fairytale. Through conversations and events, it gradually becomes clear that the Holdouts aren't always the monsters the system portrays them to be. The skirmishes themselves are very fast and tense. You have to think not only about your enemies but also about the consumption of your implanted ammo. Some capsules alter the trajectory of shots, others affect the behavior of ammunition or help you catch targets silently. Because of this, even the same weapon can perform completely differently depending on how you assemble your loadout. Features of the game Tactical platform shootouts. Over 50 enemies and different areas of Arca City. System of modification of cartridges and weapons. Elections that affect the future of the city.