Silver Lining Interactive has announced Mr Trippy, a new PC simulation game. The game involves resource management and navigating a dual life as a legitimate business owner and drug dealer. The game positions itself as a simulator for an ice cream salesperson who also deals in illegal substances. Gameplay focuses on maintaining a legitimate ice cream front while conducting illegal drug sales.
Silver Lining Interactive unveils dual-life management game for Steam
Silver Lining Interactive and its subsidiary Silver Bullet have announced the project for PC platforms. The game will launch on Steam, giving players direct access to the developer's storefront. Dan Fraser, the creative lead, described the concept as a way for the team to let their wild side run free. The idea reportedly started when a team member suggested an ice cream man simulator with a drug-dealing twist.
The core gameplay involves maintaining a double life while running an ice cream truck. Players must evade law enforcement while trying to expand their territory. The game includes mechanics for upgrading the vehicle and laundering money. Key features include evading law enforcement, upgrading the vehicle, and laundering money.
The game incorporates dark humor, as illustrated by the developer's description of the premise. In-game dialogue acknowledges the contradiction of selling both ice cream and drugs. One character notes that the player is a humble ice cream salesperson who is completely legit. Another line asks if the player is actually selling drugs, to which the response is that they sell sweet, sweet drugs alongside the ice cream.
Mr Trippy is confirmed for PC release via Steam. The announcement highlights the game's focus on double-life management and territory expansion. The title is available on PC via Steam. We looked at similar indie simulation titles earlier while tracking PC game announcements.
Source: Gematsu
