Voxel Vice

Voxel Vice is a bright, slapstick crime caper in a city made of chunky voxel blocks. Step off the ferry with nothing, meet Marlo, and climb from beach-bum errands to the Big Score: the crew, the bank, the vault and a getaway plane.

Learn it in four minutes, never get lost. A short, playful tutorial teaches running, jumping, punching, lock-on, driving and the map. A violet marker, beam and arrow always point to your next story mission. The full map has waypoints, filters and taxi rides, stuck players get a tip, and Relaxed or Normal difficulty is one tap away in Settings.

Five chapters, one open city. Story missions open the island district by district: the beach, Old Town, Downtown, the Docks and the Airfield, each with its own crowd. Getaways, races, tails, deliveries, brawls and heists, a party at the end of every chapter, then the Big Score finale. It takes an hour or more, and then the whole island is yours to wreck.

• A dozen-plus vehicle classes. Compacts, muscle cars, roadsters, pickups, buses, an ice-cream van and more. Tune them in the garage: paint, two-tone, liveries like curled flames, rims, spoilers, neon and nitro. Switch driving cameras, and light up the night with your headlights.
• Police chases up to 5 stars. From a lone patrol car to spike strips, roadblocks, a helicopter and SWAT teams spilling out of their vans. Lose them, hide, or break free.
• Stunts and destructible streets. Find hidden stunt jumps and score style for flips and close calls. Smash street props into confetti, and bail out when your car starts to burn.
• Slapstick brawls. Fists, a bat, a knife, chunky voxel blasters, grenades and a rocket launcher. Big cartoon faces everywhere; knocked-out people see stars and poof into voxel confetti. No blood, ever.
• Be you, in your language. Play as your own PlayDrop avatar or dress up from a big wardrobe. Fully translated into every PlayDrop language.
• Play your way. Keyboard and mouse, touch controls with an on-screen joypad, or a gamepad with rumble and PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo button icons, on desktop and phone. Remap keys and buttons in Settings.

Solo, with cloud saves, achievements and leaderboards for time trials, stunts, getaways and KO rampages.