In the village of Monteluna, located in the heart of South America, life is peaceful. The villagers attend church on Sundays, farm the land, trade with neighboring villages, and live their lives in a calm and harmonious way. This idyll is about to be shattered, however, as a new and budding cartel attempts to carve out a better future through drug money.

The game features two sides: the civilians and the police. Although there are only two sides in the game, this doesn't mean there are only two types of players. The game designers have ideas for civilian roles, but we also encourage players to come up with their own ideas for how they can bring the game world to life. Could you, or your group, be church members, traders, farmers, foreign agents, cartel members, police assistants, or even journalists?

In the civilian village, there is a resource system where civilians must maintain their resources by finding or crafting them. The game offers bullets, but civilian players will initially be provided with very few, and as per the game's concept, many civilian players may play the entire game without weapons.

La Larga Noche focuses on LARP elements, community upkeep, the growing threat of the cartel, and the authorities' efforts to prevent the rise of crime. We hope that more civilians play, at least for most of the time, without weapons and with integrity. In the game world, it is not expected that every player acts solely in their own interest, ready to betray everyone at any given moment.

Factions

Police 

• The police maintain peace in the village, protect the village's resources, manage bureaucracy such as gun permits, and aim to prevent the rise of the cartel.
• Police officers are identifiable by their black and dark blue uniforms, body armor or light vests, and police badges.
• Their armament includes a limited number of assault rifles and submachine guns, as well as pistols, shotguns, and hunting rifles.