Jason just wanted an easy life. He joined the army to shake off a rough adolescence, but the military was not the answer: the answer, for now, is the Leonida Keys, where he scrapes by running errands for local traffickers. What the official materials actually say is less flattering and more useful: Jason grew up around grifters and crooks, and after the army he ended up here. The bio closes on a single line worth more than any characterisation: maybe it is time to try something new.
Then Lucia arrives. Meeting Lucia Caminos is the spark of the story: a Bonnie and Clyde couple attempting the score that could change everything. Official store listings confirm you play as both, switching during the story and tackling some missions as a duo.
In the trailers Jason is the face of working-class Florida: Hawaiian shirts, motels, fast boats between the islands. Trailer 2 shows him driving the getaways, coordinating in shootouts and sharing quiet moments with Lucia: our full trailer breakdown collects every detail. The Launch Trailer of October 15, 2026 shows him in the life the score is meant to get him out of: at work in the boatyard under the Brian’s Marina sign, polishing a speedboat’s hull and taking a phone call, wearing a “U.S. Army Marauder Combat Training School” t-shirt, the military past of his official bio worn on his chest. In the voiceover he says he got into trouble in the army and did not leave on good terms. What we still do not know: his family history, his voice actor, and how much his military past will shape the mechanics. We will update this dossier with every announcement.
Leonida's southernmost archipelago, inspired by the Florida Keys: islands, ocean causeways and the trafficking that keeps Jason employed. The full dossier.
