The Hack
Jack into hostile networks as a glowing avatar. Spend RAM, run programs, beat the ICE before the trace flatlines you.
The story
It was supposed to be an ordinary drive home — a young man fresh out of college, with his parents and his sister in the car. Then another car came out of nowhere. It wasn't an accident. The crash was staged. His family didn't survive. He did — with a broken back and legs that no longer answer.
He wakes at home, alone, in an old wheelchair. The city won't pay to put him back together. No neon heroics here — just rent, pain, and a debt someone wants you to owe.
Your first real choice: scrape by on the street — beg, gather coins, buy cheap prosthetics and learn to limp on your own. Or take the hand strangers offer: want to walk again? You'll owe us. One path is slow, and yours. The other is fast — with a price you can't see yet.
Because the people offering to put you back on your feet may be the very people behind the crash that took your family. Black Ice Quest is a choice-driven cyberpunk noir — every step is one you chose, and someone is keeping count of what you owe.
