15 Days you are immersed in a complex story told from two perspectives, spanning over two weeks. The game follows the work of a crew of three—Cathryn, Mike, and Bernard—who operate as modern-day Robin Hoods. Their mission? To steal the most valuable artifacts from the most secure museums in the world, sell them to private collectors, and secretly spend the millions of dollars they raised on humanitarian organizations.

The group successfully pulls off a series of flawless heists until a mysterious new client assigns them to steal an apparently confidential painting. Suddenly, their paths cross with Interpol Director Jack Stern, who is investigating the sudden death of the British Ambassador. As the group becomes embroiled in a larger global political context, their relationship begins to crumble, and the line between hero and villain blurs completely.

Key Features:

Ambivalence:

Approach the issue from both sides of the law. Switch roles between controlling a string of thieves as they plot their heist from their London home and accompanying Inspector Jack Stern as he hunts for clues.

Immersive In-Game Technology:

Play in a virtual environment. Use an in-game search engine and dedicated hacking tools to find targets, break into sophisticated storage, and uncover hidden treasures.

Powerful Camera:

Developed using the old House of Tales engine, the game features smooth animations, dramatic pans, and animated motion captured on pre-rendered 2.5D cameras, creating a cinematic, big-screen feel in any room.

Heists of the World:

The investigation and massive heists take you far beyond London—from the glamorous streets of Paris to a Caribbean island under a totalitarian regime.

Accessible gameplay:

Unlike old-school action games that tend to frustrate players with tedious puzzles, 15 Days prioritizes storytelling, on-screen dialogue, and adventurous exploration to maintain narrative momentum.

Conclusion:

15 Days stands out in the entertainment genre as a rich, dialogue-heavy comedy; it rejects pseudo-fictional rhetoric to address real-world problems such as those of global competition, corporate greed, and surveillance states. The game excels at building a mature character, bolstered by incredible voice acting, an excellent gameplay, and an unpredictable plot that keeps you hooked until the end.