
You are Consortium Bishop Six, a celebrity peacekeeper in the year 2042. Choose to speak out loud using your own voice to shape relationships and navigate the story. Experience a VR murder mystery thriller aboard a futuristic aircraft with a narrative twist. Every choice counts.
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Activate an interdimensional satellite, iDGi-1, to inhabit the mind of a newly commissioned officer in the Consortium—a supposed peacekeeping force dedicated to promoting global unity and safeguarding Earth’s environment in a uniquely bright vision of humanity’s future.
Welcome to VR Interactive Cinema: As Bishop Six, you will be tasked to investigate and attempt to solve a cryptic murder, defend the crew from an outlandish attack, uncover hidden conspiracies, and navigate complex interpersonal relationships. Featuring an interactive narrative with branching dialogue and alignment systems that allow you to influence the story's direction, offering a richly detailed world that explores the consequences of your decisions and the nature of trust and loyalty.

Introducing V.O.I.C.E.: Choose to use your own voice—or not—to interact with twenty fully realized characters aboard the Consortium Command vessel, C-3800-D “Zenlil.”
[*Navigate a nuanced and highly replayable 6-10 hour campaign. Choose diplomacy without ever drawing a weapon, or take a more aggressive route when you can, ultimately shaping the public’s perception of you. What kind of Bishop will you become? This chart outlines one possible path among many one can take through the story.
The world of Consortium is very different from our own. Discover how different and why with the in-game "Information Console," containing hundreds of documents and AI-generated images organized by politics/culture, science/tech, space exploration, general history, and Consortium operations.
Manage a variety of weapons, equipment and features through interactive screens embedded in your virtual arms.
Craving more FPS action? Explore diverse VR gameplay scenarios in the Virtual Trainer (VT) or create your own with our VR-focused VT editor. Share your levels worldwide with our integrated modding support.
Full port to a modern game engine allowed for substantial bug fixes, graphics and performance improvements.
Redesigned the entire user interface from the ground up to work intuitively in VR
A completely new ending after years of feedback and hindsight, including a brand new conversation with the Consortium King.
Months of polish to choreography and dialogue options while integrating V.O.I.C.E. (see above)
Complete remake of the “Zenlil Defence Minigame”
Overhaul of the Virtual Trainer + several more levels to explore, integrated mod support and a leaderboard system.
Multiple editing/polish passes on all documents inside the Information Console (including nearly 100 new ones!) + the addition of nearly two hundred AI-generated images.
Additional language support (German and French to start with).
Welcome to the Consortium.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, German, Spanish - Latin America, French*languages with full audio support
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Really interesting game and talking via microphone works great! 😄 Also a lot of updates with improvements.
This game is really fantastic so far. If you're looking for a run-and-gun shooter this isn't it, but if you're looking for a really cool immersive story to "live" through this is the game. I haven't completed it yet, and there are some controls that are a little rough around the edges (looking at you hand-orientation that uses primary hand and not the hand with the movement thumbstick). So far this game has been great though. It's a futuristic murder mystery, and the incorporation of being able to speak your lines really brings it to life. There were moments that I honestly felt like I was really speaking to the characters, and it really helped to uphold the suspension of disbelief. If I make it through the whole thing and find something glaring I'll update the review, but 1.4 hours in and so far it's been quite a stellar experience.
Необычная игра. В хорошем смысле этого слова необычная. Мне кажется, она существует только потому, что у создателей было (и есть) неудержимое желание воплотить придуманный ими мир, мир крайне интересный - версия нашего реального в недалёком будущем - 2042 год. Мир, детально продуманный и тщательно сконструированный (я прочитала все документы в информационной консоли, ха-ха). Мир, вызывающий интригующее ощущение - "ничего не понятно, но очень интересно". Соедините это с постоянными попытками сломать четвертую стену и получится крайне увлекательная игра и любопытный опыт. Играть в VR просто идеально.
An immersive Sci-fi Murder Mystery VR game taken place in futuristic aircraft. I haven't finished it yet but it feels great so far. In term of the plot, this is giving me Murder on Orient Express vibe, and also Doctor Who vibe (Mummy on Orient Express and some other episodes). It's a good game. You can select a choice by saying it out loud, and it doesn't have to match every words on the script. You can say something that has the same meaning and AI will (probably) select similar choice. An example of improvise gone-wrong-> Me:"Sorry I didn't know I can do that" >>> Game:"I can do whatever I want"
Played on quest 3 through steam link, gtx 1080 (not ti) A small immersive Sim lite game with a ton of emphasis on player choice. Branching dialogue options that can actually impact the story, as can your actions in gameplay. Gameplay is first person, there are FPS mechanics but combat is avoidable depending on how you want to handle it. Voice acting is for the most part really good (there's one monotone character- it might be on purpose). There's a nice diversity to the voices that first the theme of the game too -if your a fan of the next generation like I am you might like this game. The lore is initially confusing (by design) but it gets spelled out as you progress and you have access to a database which is....dense, and I feel it could be organised better but it's not essential to the game and I barely used it, this is where the bulk of the controversial ai art can be found. The graphics are basic at best... But found it ran extremely well even on my aging rig, so this could easily be a plus. I never felt sick apart from one moment I got turned around in an optional maze. There's an optional voice command system that allows you to speak out dialogue choices. On the default setting I didn't like reading this out verbatim as it broke the immersion but turn down the recognition setting and you can ad-lib the line to what feels natural and this was so much fun for immersion. I found it didn't work all of the time but most of the time. As mentioned it's a small game but I feel the joy is in the replay ability and in failing/succeeding in different ways. Looking forwards to the sequel.
STUPIDLY BUGGY MESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DO NOT BUY!!!!!
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