
Case Kovacs - Agent 228 is a very short and intriguing mini game telling the story of Elizabeth Kovacs, the missing woman from the game NoseBound.
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Case Kovacs - Agent 228
... is a prelude to the game NoseBound. This very short and intriguing mini game tell the story of Elizabeth Kovacs, the missing woman from the story NoseBound.
Please consider the fact that we made this game mostly to test gameplay mechanics in Unreal Engine, exploring new tools, etc. The gameplay, although still point & click, is very different.
There is a possibility to extend this title onto a fully developed game once NoseBound is released if there's enough interest.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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4/10 -------------------------------- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EL1VCwzwl0Q
Short but interesting. I am definitely want to see what the full game is going to be like.
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NICE TROLL
Did not enjoy this game. Controls are confusing and annoying. Very blank game.
Aslında 2022'de çıkacak olan oyuna eklenecek bir hikaye olarak düşünülen bu kısacık oyunda amaç odadan çıkmak. Bu zaten basit ancak arka plandaki hikaye; aslında sizin bir katil mi, bir akıl hastası mı ya da işlemediği bir suçun çözülmesi için "dedektif"i bulması gereken biri mi olduğunuzu belirlemenizde yardımcı oluyor.
very short game plays really rough.
what is this even?
- Waiting for the full game. -
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