Unit 9: Killers & Hitmen

Unit 9 startet mit Auftragsmördern ins neue Jahr.

January26 full preview – locked, loaded, and ruthless.

The contract didn’t exist on paper. That was the first thing everyone understood.

No signatures. No stamps. Just a checksum embedded in a dead mailbox node, routed through three obsolete satellites and a municipal sewer relay nobody remembered installing. When the checksum validated, it meant one thing: permission.

The target wasn’t marked for termination. Officially, he was undergoing “internal reassignment.” Unofficially, the corporation wanted his brainware intact and his memories unrecoverable. The kill team adjusted accordingly. No explosives. No evidences. Clean synaptic shutdown, followed by retrieval.

By the time the neighbors noticed the lights flickering, the operator had already logged the outcome. The target’s apartment was still locked. His plants watered. His calendar cleared.

From the outside, nothing had happened at all.

In January, Sleepless City pulls back the curtain on its most expendable professionals: killers, hitmen, and sanctioned predators operating at the intersection of corporate profit and open warfare. January’s release dives headfirst into the brutal machinery of contract violence, bringing you elite operatives, covert units, and the hardware that keeps them alive just long enough to finish the job.

Meet the Greyfall Unit, soldiers optimized for deniable operations where no witnesses are permitted. Agent K-12 returns—precise, relentless, and stripped of sentiment—alongside the infamous Kamikaze Orphans, blade-focused assets engineered for close-range annihilation while Silas “Red Ledger” Korr embodies the chromed face of corporate execution: clean suits, dirty balance sheets.

As always, supporters receive the full stack: Welcome Packs, updated Human Interface: Proxy War rulebook, Artbooks, and additional assets to expand your campaigns and terrains.

January isn’t about heroes.

It’s about contracts, and what happens when a signature becomes a death sentence.

Happy New Year —and watch your back!

UNIT9

Quelle: Unit 9 bei Patreon