This fictional case workspace links source records, subject files, and sensor tasks. Progress is saved in this browser. New campaigns start with 100 XP. Buy phone/card tracking and warrant service for 50 XP each, then begin the operation. Resolve targets and protect civilians to earn mission XP, then spend it on the connected Allocations tree. Tracking and warrant service lead to ground search, cameras and UAV reconnaissance. Blackops leads to M2 Bradley; police helicopter and Blackops training lead to aerial sniper; AC-130 requires aerial sniper and Predator. The gunship waits for completed UAV scans before firing. Ukraine scenarios require Project Thor.
01Network: begin with one intercept. Click nodes to expand a dense source network. Blinking red whistleblowers and press alerts raise exposure; open their details and press Arrest or Pay off before their release timer expires. Overdue alerts remain actionable, and resolved nodes stay in the network.
02Predator feed: scan around the red tracking square to reveal nearby yellow civilian figures and red priority target dots. Each scan is locked to where the square was when you requested it. Completed scans remain separate when you scan again. With drones airborne, their targets and civilians stay visible until the engagements finish, then clear after a short delay. Select any building, task an MQ-1B strike, or launch an autonomous drone swarm. Sentinel is a fast intelligence-only flyover. It reveals targets and insurgents below its flight path for six seconds, with a small wake behind the aircraft. It causes no damage. Each launch adds 24 small drones to the existing fleet. Idle drones fly figure eights until the round ends. Groups of one to four nearby drones automatically track visible priority subjects and recently firing insurgents. Swarm drones cannot destroy trucks or reinforcement vehicles. Moving and fleeing subjects remain vulnerable when visible. Hellfire can hit vehicle tracks and subjects in the street. They reacquire a different visible contact if sight is lost. No building selection is required. Civilian populations vary by site. Targets travel between buildings; phone and card activity provide last-known hints. Eastbank is the hardest map: fictional Russian officers command tanks, retail drones, reserve troops and airstrikes against police and IFVs. Enemy air-defense crews deny Predator launches and can intercept a second Sentinel pass. On this map, only gunfire, UAV scans and Sentinel reveal enemy locations; phone, card and camera pings are unavailable. Ashfall contains armed insurgents outside the priority roster. Their shots reveal red I-markers briefly and kill nearby civilians; targeting their buildings or reaching them with officers can stop them. Tactical warrant service sends vehicles and officers to arrest subjects, but takes longer. Click again to dispatch another team, including reinforcements at the same building. Deployed officers and vehicles remain on the map after the search and when additional squads arrive. Terrorism suspects may have armed associates. A lone squad can be wiped out; multiple squads at the location can prevail with casualties. Fallen officers are recorded in the mission report and memorial. Ground teams reveal only people within their nearby line of sight. Red subjects move during an encounter and a green officer must reach them before an arrest is recorded.
03Allocations: choose connected upgrades using mission XP. Eliminated targets earn 100 XP and arrests earn 120 XP. Civilian deaths reduce the mission award, which is banked on the aftermath report. Start with warrant service; unlock UAV scans, Predator strikes and advanced equipment through the tree. Camera nodes have five coverage levels. Equipment unlocks persist between maps, and deployments still cost money.
04Most wanted: open a redacted dossier to read the subject’s home country, backstory, crime record, and case history, or locate the last known building. After all priority subjects are resolved, review the mission aftermath report and roll of names, then continue to the next map with a new target roster. Funding carries over. New cases contain 2–6 priority subjects depending on the area. Each new map starts a fresh network of the current subjects and their case evidence.