The Haus used to be the most powerful gang in Seoul. Specializing in anything and everything, their leader ruled with an iron first as he ran the streets and the underground world. From trade, money laundering, drugs – even to carefully planned heists, The Haus was a force to be reckoned with. 

Respectfully there were the four sections that the gang ran on. 

The Clubs ; dealing in money laundering and gambling. 

The Spades ; handling the darker parts of the underground, harvesting organs to sell on the black market and manufacture drugs.

The Diamonds ; specializing in hacking and calculated heists.

The Hearts ; focusing in trade and human trafficking. 

Together these four pillars ran under their leader’s fist. But people started to get selfish with the more power The Haus earned. It didn’t take long for rebellions within the gang to start. Soon inner gang wars started and it ended in a bloody massacre of 70% of the members – including the Leader. With the remaining members they decided to split up, no longer being together under The Haus. Instead they took their pillars and made their own gangs, keeping their names. But that was over 30 years ago and now new leaders have taken their standings for the gangs, thinking things would run smoothly like their previous leaders.

But they were wrong.

The Kingpin is back. And he has information on every single gang that could possibly bring them down. To keep afloat, the gangs must complete a task every other week that the Kingpin assigns them, and if they fail then he sends the police to a member’s location and the police will take them in for questioning. But are the police really under the law? Or are they just another card in the Kingpin’s deck, waiting to be played?