Archimedes

premissa estranho e complexo. parece um game vindo da deep web. na duvida jogue com uma novena e umas velas acesas para creio em deus pai todo poderoso

[h1][b]ỼìɾąӀ Ɠհօʂէ ìղ էհҽ Ɱąçհìղҽ[/b][/h1] Thought you bought a game? Well think again as you need to help an employee of a research facility before the lethal digital virus spreads outside of containment! [i](Oh no, how sPoOky!...)[/i] Generally I do enjoy these simulated hacking games where you're given just enough details to follow the breadcrumb trail, much like the hacking minigame in Enter the Matrix. However here in archimedes, you are forced to jam on random keys on your keyboard to progress with chat dialogue to the only character to converse with. It's tedious & the game doesn't account for you as the player for wanting to go off on your own. Some menus in this OS have no response until you palmsmack your keys frequently enough for the story to allow it. There's also no way to see previous chat history so good luck remembering anything if you step away for too long. Some ARG elements are thrown in but links have been broken in the past so use the Steam Guides as a workaround. Unfortunately I did not find archimedes to be that enjoyable. There are design decisions that I really don't care for but the story does end with an interesting conclusion. If you're looking for something more in the horror genre, iamscared is a classic or try Hypnospace Outlaw for 90s WWW vibes. [quote][i]This review is provided by the 𝓕𝓾𝓷𝓴𝔂 𝓙𝓪𝓵𝓪𝓹𝓮𝓷𝓸𝓼 [/i]([url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/27264611/][b]Curation Page[/b] [/url] | [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/FunkyJalapenos] [b]Steam Group[/b][/url]) [I]and the support of readers like you, thank you.[/i][/quote]

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I generally try to be kind to indie games, and particularly stuff that wants to try something new. However, this game just shows a distinct lack of foresight, a lack of interest in following through with the premise, and a lack of overall care for the player. The entire game is paced by responding to an NPC sending you messages. However, these messages take far, far longer than they should to arrive, and often just stop without a clear reason for why until you complete relatively arbitrary tasks. Sometimes these tasks are fine, like open the file he directed you to, or search for a specific term. Other time, you have to complete about a dozen steps before anything will respond again. If you encounter any trouble during any of these steps, things just won't continue, and you won't have any guidance for what you need to do. Since this game is also rather opaque, it's a coin flip whether it's intended for you to feel lost, or if the dev just didn't see any issues with the expected process. This game has no accommodations for accessibility issues, and so any issues with hearing or sight will likely just lock you out of progression until you look up additional information. Along with that, there's a large number of links and files you need to access outside the game, including some from, as other people have said, services that have since been closed down or have had the files removed, or their operation is now different from how they're described in the game. While I didn't have any issues with sorting through this, the fact that someone less computer literate and willing to troubleshoot what should be a fun experience will just be stopped cold is a pretty serious flaw. Then, of course, there's the simple UI issues. Despite this supposedly being a new, in-development OS, you can only have two active windows at a time, and one of those is always the chat window. You also can't move the windows at all, despite them having a UI similar to Windows 95 or so, so you can't refer to a window if it's underneath your current one. If you want to open additional windows, you need to close out everything in order to open the new one. Since a good bit of this game is bouncing around between different programs, this leads to a lot of needing to either note things outside the game, or just bounce back and forth between the two programs in-game until you get all the info written. All of this wouldn't be unforgivable if the rest of the experience was cleaner, but it's just another annoyance alongside everything else. And perhaps the most disappointing aspect of the whole experience is that you can guess the overall plot pretty much as soon as you start. You may not get the precise beats, but if you like other ARGs, you'll likely figure out what's going on very quickly, and then just be going through the motions to see the execution. And, well, the execution isn't great. Largely, it feels like the dev had one scene they wanted to make a game around, and then just put down enough events that the scene could come out without being called a non-sequitur. Overall, if you like horror ARGs and don't mind lackluster framing, this might be enjoyable for its price. But you should certainly be aware of the issues and limitations you'll be working through before heading in.

muito interessante, gostei bastante

Spoiler tags for developers. Don't look until you finish. Short but sweet experience. I do love these kinds of games. I wouldn't classify it as Horror, but the Detective aspect certainly fits. I personally think [spoiler]everything you do on a regular computer should be implemented into the game somehow. Eventually things outside this game will be updated to a point where the game will either need updates to go along with it, or will not longer be playable without WayBackMachine[/spoiler] [spoiler]The Terminal Window C / does not work via the youtube video. I did have to find the Steam Discussion page where M + P, and then Q, was the correct answer. Youtube video did not explain this. I use an American Keyboard.[/spoiler] Audio Clips need Subtitles. Couldn't hear a damn thing. Got lucky. Fantastic Title, despite it's length. I do hope the developer(s) [spoiler]continue the story.[/spoiler]

the virus kinda bad lowkey

Googleで翻訳しつつプレイ。 アルキメデスというゲームを買ったと思いきや、なぜかarcと呼ばれる 旧式のOSが入っていて困惑する主人公にチャットツールで話しかけてくる謎の人物が... という話から始まるホラーゲーム。 謎の人物の指示に従いファイルを調査していくが、ゲーム内だけでなく 実際のウェブブラウザを駆使する場面もあり面白かった。 また、ホラー演出もゾワッとするような精神的な怖さがあった。(個人的に”アレ”が夢に出てきそう) 難点としては、何をしたらいいかわからない時があった事。(特にチャット内容を見返せない為、とある場所で詰まりかけた) それ以外は満足なゲームでした。

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