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Inner City is a role-playing game published by Inner City Games Designs in 1982.
Inner City is a contemporary crime system with humorous overtones. [1] The PCs are Citizens or Crooks; character subclasses include cops, politicians, vigilantes, FBI agents, and hoods; most of these subclasses may be either Crooks or Citizens. [1] The object is to get ahead and make more money. [1] Skills are increased directly through experience gained in encounters. [1] The system contains numerous charts and tables (for encounters, "treasure," etc.), but few actual rules systems. [1]
Inner City was designed by Chris Clark, and published by Inner City Games Designs in 1982 as a boxed set containing a 40-page book, a large map, and six sheets of paper money. [1]
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