Miami Crime [v0.83] By MercuryDev

MercuryDev Games released a new game called Miami Crime and the version is 0.83. The game’s story is about In 80s Miami, crime bosses were dropping like flies. No, I’m not exaggerating. One, a big-eared Irishman who somehow found himself on this land, was taken out by his own people in the first year of his “reign.” Another, a heavyset Latino with unkempt mustache and a love for young girls, was shot dead during an arrest. The ambitious flashy guy nicknamed Jizzy, whose parties were the stuff of legends? By the mid-80s, everyone had already forgotten the day when he was kidnapped from a nightclub by unknown assailants over unpaid debts—his body was never found. Bosses lost in casinos, crossed the wrong people, got caught by the feds, overdosed on their own product, were killed by jealous wives, were killed by jealous husbands, ended up as fish food… In any case, crime bosses in 80s Miami were dropping like flies. How long would you last?

Developer:	MercuryDev
File Size:	249.0 MB
Version:	0.83
OS:	Windows
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

v0.83

Added 12 new Situations to the game – this time, they’re especially fun and original; I really aimed for uniqueness and engagement.
Fully implemented a new Status and its acquisition process in the Actions menu (High-end Protection: cap on [CLIP], preventing players from reaching 20+ and losing).
Similarly implemented another Status (Heatwave, makes actions that increase [R] have a chance to increase it further by additional +1 with a 50%-chance), but through an Event (so that’s one more Event done).
One more Event with a sex scene.
Added 5 new sex scenes inside the Situations, 1 one which is patron-exclusive.
Undertook a balancing pass, with particular focus on reworking the amounts of money earned.
Fixed an absolutely massive number of bugs, inconsistencies, typos, etc. – just tons of stuff.

Developer Notes:

1. This game is pretty much my first game ever, Manreign, but on steroids.
2. This game’s development won’t affect other Mercury Team’s projects’ release schedule.