Suits: Absolute Power (v2022.08.03)

Corporate ruin becomes darkly funny fantasy in a world where business jargon is religion, cities are disposable assets, and a former executive gets caught in an extinction-level restructuring. Suits: Absolute Power casts players as the recently dismissed CEO of Suits City just as the planet’s ruling shareholders trigger a carefully planned collapse. Its premise treats layoffs, hostile takeovers, recycling protocols, and corporate law as the machinery of a bizarre apocalypse. The result carries a deliberately absurd tone, but beneath the jokes sits a surprisingly ominous story about power, control, and a system designed to consume everyone inside it.

Play unfolds as a story-focused indie RPG built around travelling through the remains of a quarantined metropolis, speaking with strange survivors, uncovering conspiracies, and fighting hostile corporate creations. Battles use turn-based commands, with party management, abilities, equipment, consumables, and well-timed actions giving encounters more involvement than simple menu selection. Progress comes from expanding your team, improving their combat options, and pushing deeper into increasingly dangerous districts as the true purpose of the Final Business Cycle emerges. Expect a campaign that favors dialogue, unusual characters, and quirky side content alongside its main plot rather than demanding reflex-heavy action.

What separates Suits: Absolute Power from conventional RPGs is its commitment to the bit: every monster, institution, and disaster is filtered through an aggressively strange corporate vocabulary. Its handmade indie presentation and surreal humor recall cult RPGs such as EarthBound or OFF more than polished blockbuster adventures, while the sequel’s larger stakes give the satire a stronger dramatic edge. Players who enjoy oddball worlds, irreverent writing, and classic party-based combat have plenty to dig into, especially if they appreciate games willing to be silly and unsettling in the same scene. Newcomers can follow the central story, though returning fans of Suits: A Business RPG are likely to get more from its recurring world and escalating corporate mythology.