Fookin Living

One girl vanishes from the camp, and Tony's crew of traveling criminals gets dragged into fights, parties, and a lot of sex trying to sort out what happened. The story leans into that chaos without pretending to be subtle about it.

Tony runs with a gang of criminals crossing America in RVs, and the disappearance sets off a string of jobs, dates, and fallout that keeps the group from falling apart. Whether that falls apart anyway is partly up to how you play him.

Day to day you're managing the gang, building relationships with its women, and picking missions that shift depending on whether you play Tony as a Badass or a Hero. There's a turn-based minigame woven into the combat, dates to run, and hidden collectibles scattered around for anyone who bothers to look.