project-dark.co.uk
Free-to-play browser text MMORPG where players build a criminal empire in a perma-death mafia setting
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About project-dark.co.uk
Project Dark is a text-based mafia game that runs in the web browser with nothing to download. Players start with nothing, commit crimes, run illegal businesses, trade on the black market and try to become the most powerful player. Characters are permanently lost on death.
Players earn money through crimes, businesses, horse ownership, black market trading, stock investments and gambling. The game is free to play and is aimed at players of browser-based text games. Players can browse as a guest or create an account.
The game has a Discord server and a Facebook page.
Product: Free-to-play, browser-based text MMORPG about organised crime, with crimes, businesses, black market trading, stock investments and gambling.
Jobs at project-dark.co.uk
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