Trailers

Jason stands in a dim interior.

In-world phone UI: an Unknown caller and a live call timer — contacts and timing sit on the handset, not only in a pause menu.

A man takes cover in a hallway with a shotgun; the HUD shows 6 and 94.

Jason holds a shopping bag in a pink-lit bedroom.

Lucia lies on a pink bed looking at a phone.

Daytime street and high-rise skyline — first clear open-city read before the GPS driving HUD.

Driving navigation chrome: a pink GPS ribbon and 1.79 mi to destination on the minimap — route guidance as a system, not just a red Sentinel shot.

A Gruppe 6 armored van is robbed under an overpass.

A woman in a DON'T TRIP jacket aims a pistol during a diner robbery.

FOOD MART storefront as a readable shop target in a robbery beat — world signage you can walk up to and hit.

Wanted stars light up while a car burns in a parking garage — heat/wanted feedback mid-escape, not only a fire set piece.

Wetland airboat running a clear swamp channel with wildlife in the water — Leonida waterways as a movement system, not only city streets.

Scout binoculars with an on-lens ZOOM prompt — recon is a dedicated look interaction, not free camera.

A player paddles a kayak on a waterway — human-powered wetland travel between heavier boats and scout tools.

Two people flee on a Nagasaki sport motorcycle.

A woman skydives over the coastal city.

Airport terminal interior with jets on the apron — an aviation hub beat, separate from the later night private-jet tarmac.

A private jet sits on a night tarmac.

Street-race activity HUD: place 5 of 6, 6% progress, and a race timer beside the minimap — structured open-world race chrome, not free-roam driving UI.

Three people in light tactical suits exit an elevator with guns.

In-world text thread on the phone warns about a saferoom, armed men, and explosives — diegetic mission intel on the handset UI.

A body lies in an open elevator.

Night office combat; a person with a pistol falls backward.

Radial-engine seaplane on swamp water — wetland aviation and water landing as a movement class, distinct from the later night private-jet tarmac.