Airport Contraband: Prologue

Not even the capybara's could save it for me.

Airport Contraband: Prologue offers an entertaining interpretation of airport security work, transforming the responsibilities of a customs officer into a combination of investigative simulation, strategic decision-making, and roguelike progression. Developed and published by DRAGO entertainment, this free standalone experience places players inside Caldora Airport, where every passenger, suitcase, and cargo shipment could conceal something suspicious. What makes the concept particularly appealing is its willingness to expand beyond ordinary inspection duties, introducing unpredictable encounters, character development, and morally questionable opportunities. Its open-ended structure encourages experimentation rather than rushing toward a predetermined conclusion. The foundation of the gameplay involves examining passengers and determining whether they should be allowed through customs. Players inspect luggage, conduct body searches, confiscate prohibited merchandise, and decide when suspicious individuals deserve more serious consequences. Arresting offenders or denying entry requires careful judgment, making observation an essential part of the experience. A reference index help…

Fantastic game Runs smooth on Rog Xbox Ally X Cant wait for the release

I played the Demo when it first came out and I can say, it's very clear, they addressed gripes from it here in the Prologue. I enjoyed this even more than I already enjoyed the Demo. Will 100% play the full game when it's out. Can't wait to see all that's waiting in the release and it's future.

I like the premise. Very enjoyable for a prologue. Can’t wait for the full game. Would love to help with the playtesting.

The game is fine, I guess, if you're not expecting anything more than just a simulator. I've played the prologue for quite a bit, but I just can't give it a positive review - there's not much more content than in the demo, the story is meh, it's another variation of a "X simulator" and it's not on par with similar titles on the market, such as Contraband Police. On top of that, the prologue mechanic that is aimed at getting more visibility and wishlists... If you haven't played other simulators recently then yes, give it a go, but if you're familiar with games from the genre, it's an easy pass - this doesn't give substantial value over what you've seen before