Welcome to Criminal Empire Quest. A Quest following one of these three character’s descent and (if you play your cards right) eventual rise to the top in the criminal underworld. They start as inexperienced lowlives breaking the law just as a past time before falling deeper and deeper into “The Game” as the money mounts and their personal struggles come to light. Whether they turn their life around, become a kingpin, or get sniffed out is entirely up to you.

Who will you decide?

OFFICER CHUCK BRONSON
THE COP:
Officer Chuck Bronson is a beast of a man known for his violent outbursts, grotesquely high blood pressure, and a selection of police brutality cases tied to his name. A loving husband and father to his wife and three children. He’s the picture of the Red Blooded American man: Shooting guns, going hunting and fishing with the kids, enjoying a good barbecue, drinking beer and watching football and going to church on Sunday. The whole picture, accompanied by golf shirts and khakis. This is the persona Chuck likes to give off, the tough but fair lovable Dad. When he’s with his wife and kids it’s all smiles but when patrolling on the beat it’s a different story.

There’s so much that pisses off. Every day is a challenge to not explode into a ball of fury and start breaking shit, he’s a man constantly on the edge. So he uses his job as an excuse to unleash his rage onto the “scum” and “degenerates” of Vegas. They’re his outlet. Officer Bronson prides himself on being as bloody as possible, at least as much as he can get away with. Thought it wouldn’t be the first time he’s bent the rules a little for “true justice”. Nothing makes him feel better than sending fist after fist into some perp’s skull, the crunches of bone and splatters of blood are the only thing that keeps him moving through the perpetual hell of suburbia.

It’s thanks to the “fucking layabouts” he brutalizes that he can come home and be The World’s Best Dad, never showing his unsuspecting family his darker side.

However, the “accidental deaths” aren’t doing it anymore. And that dopamine is slowing down. Is it the violence or the corruption he’s getting into it that makes him want to do this? He has to do something more, he’s got to go deeper and get a bigger rush before the beatings don’t work anymore and he finally snaps.

He’s one “meatloaf again” away from smashing his wife’s head into a pulp and he needs a new way to get his adrenaline high god damn it!

Will Bronson go deeper into the rabbit hole of corruption? Will he corrupt the rest of the department? Will his family ever find out?

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