Xport Kill Them All

The Discord

"You are Ned Pertinacia. And you are about to raid your final blacksite."

You are a veteran from an alternate realty, who served in an 11-year gulf war that ended in 1992. 

In 1981, you enlisted in the U.S. Army to fight in the 'NSP' War, in which the United Confederate Soviet States funded a Pro-Soviet Terrorist Group named the 'New Supremacy Party', in order to take over Iraq and to invade Kuwait and Iran, spreading Socialist propaganda. 

In 1985, you were medically discharged after an IED detonated and destroyed the building you were inside, with your lower back and legs losing all function

Afterwards, a large technology company who developed weaponry and armors approached you, and offered for you to enlist in their PMC group, the '4053 First Division', in exchange to become a test subject, with the chance of repairing your back.

The company, VoidTech, used experimental technology to implant an experimental, futuristic chip named the 'Quick Thinking Matrix' into your brain, alongside fixing your back using more experimental, mysterious technology.

After the war concluded in 1992, you were sent back home in North Carolina, and lived peacefully.

In 1993, NSP assailants found your home, and killed your wife and kid in a failed assassination attempt on you.

Then, the game starts.

Gameplay Features:

- Open-World Storytelling: The game takes place in a large garbage disposal area in the Chihuahuan desert called 'Project KEEP', and incorperates tons of world-building, world-changing techniques that makes sure no two gameplays are the same.

- Factions: The factions within the open-world encounter wars, battles and a special tug-of-war type system in Xport that loads in battles for the Player to fight in. Whenever a soldier dies, the respective faction loses that soldier and one influence - so you can completely wipe out a faction if you have the time to.

- Retro-Futuristic gameplay: The game's graphics and modelling invoke a PS1 feel to the game - using overlays and textures that make the game feel retro, while also incorperating 80's and 90's futuristic touches.

- Experimental Arsenal: Xport: KTA features a diverse and powerful selection of semi-futuristic VoidTech weapons, offering players a range of tactical options to confront different threats.

- Mysterious Storyline: The game's narrative is shrouded in mystery, encouraging players to explore the lore of Project Keep and decipher its dark history, learn more about Ned's family's execution, and more.

- Monsters and Cryptids: Cryptids incorperated in 'Project KEEP' follow Native American stories, alongside Cryptozoological findings. Skinwalkers, Wendigos, Rakes and more scower the wastes of Project KEEP, making the gameplay - during both Night and Day - equally terrifying.

- Religious undertones and deep metaphors: Nothing in Xport is just there to entertain. The character's first, last and middle names all have meaning, biblical verses and metaphors toward war, religion and story techniques that allow players to think deeply about themselves and own religions.

- Interesting Writing: The game's general story and lore invokes questions that makes players think deeply about emotions, war, peace and more, borrowing multiple classic story-telling techniques from classical stories.

- Eerie Atmosphere: The game's visuals and sound design create an unsettling and immersive atmosphere that adds to the tension and horror. Fog develops the wastes at night, little to no help or tutorial, and the Player has to fend for themselves in the wastes, and develop their own strategies and learn on their own in the harsh Chihuahuan desert. 

- Music Design: The music plays into the writing, being a mix of Drum and Bass and Orchestra. Violins, Violas, Bass and Cellos outline the melody as ferocious drums keep the player on their feet - while sounds of Ned's deceased family haunts him.