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After years in prison, you return to a dark megacity ruled by a ruthless corporation. The only way forward is up - through countless floors of a heavily guarded skyscraper - to reach the corporation's leader an

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About Fracture Point

Fracture Point thrusts players into a first‑person roguelike looter shooter set in a dystopian metropolis. After a long imprisonment you join the resistance and must ascend a heavily guarded skyscraper, battling corporate forces floor by floor. Each run features procedurally generated levels, loot drops, and permanent death, forcing you to decide between returning to base to sell gear or risking everything for higher rewards. The goal is to reach the corporation’s leader and exact revenge.

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Procedurally Generated Floors

Every ascent presents a new layout, enemy placement, and loot distribution, ensuring each run feels distinct. The game scales difficulty as you climb, with higher floors offering more valuable items alongside tougher foes. Interaction points such as ATMs, currency exchanges, vending machines, and loot collectors appear throughout, adding strategic choices about where to spend time and resources.

  • Explore each floor thoroughly to locate interaction points before engaging enemies.
  • Balance risk and reward by noting how loot value rises with floor number.

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Loot Management and Gear Upgrades

Weapons, armor, and rare items can be collected on each floor and sold at the base for currency. Upgrading gear at the base prepares you for subsequent climbs, making equipment choices critical. Each weapon uses magazines that must be manually filled with ammo, emphasizing careful ammo management during combat.

  • Prioritize upgrading weapons that match your preferred playstyle.
  • Keep an eye on magazine capacity to avoid running out of ammo mid‑fight.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · Kyrylo Burlaka

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Permanent Death Mechanics

Death is permanent; losing a run means losing all gear and progress from that ascent. This risk forces players to weigh the benefits of pushing higher against the safety of returning to base. Choosing to return to base sacrifices current progress but secures earned loot, offering a strategic checkpoint before the next attempt.

  • Consider retreating when ammo or health is low to preserve loot.
  • Use early floors to build a reliable gear set before tackling higher risks.

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Narrative Premise

The city’s ruling corporation imprisoned you, erased your past, and destroyed your friends. Now, allied with the resistance, you climb the tower to confront the leader who orchestrated your suffering. Each floor’s enemies represent the corporation’s soldiers and loyalists, while the leader sends increasingly deadly assassins as you near the top.

  • Use the story backdrop to stay motivated during challenging runs.
  • Notice how enemy difficulty escalates as you approach the final confrontation.

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Full Controller Support

Fracture Point offers full controller compatibility, including DualShock and DualSense devices, allowing players to navigate the first‑person shooter experience without keyboard reliance. The feature list also notes Steam Achievements and Family Sharing, indicating broader platform integration for single‑player sessions.

  • Test both DualShock and DualSense controllers to find your preferred feel.
  • Check achievement progress after each run to track milestones.

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    Fracture Point FAQ

    Can I keep any loot after dying?

    No. Permanent death means all gear and progress from that run are lost when you die.

    Do the floors become harder as I climb?

    Yes. Higher floors provide more valuable loot but also feature stronger enemies and greater threats.

    Is the game single‑player only?

    The listed feature is single‑player, indicating the experience is designed for solo play.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-23. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.