
Rummage through the abandoned profiles of an old PC to unravel an inherited mystery. What secrets hide in this eerie adventure of cryptic games and outdated software? Who was using this computer? And what happened to them?
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $6.28 on Steam · Ukraine (−65%). Compare 15 prices in 15 markets →
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Perfect
Extremely well made and designed, I have nothing but praise for the awesome game mechanics and the beautiful story
This game was surprisingly good. I was expecting a creepy little indie game that I could finish in 2 hours, but this one was well thought out and deep with interesting puzzles throughout. I give it a 9/10. My only gripes are missable achievements that the game does not telegraph in any way
I don't think it's as good as Inscryption, or There Is No Game Wrong Dimension, or Hypnospace Outlaw, but it's a fun and interesting enough time if those are the types of games you enjoy. It's the Two Cakes Rule.
很喜欢
Another great indie gem in a stacked year full of indie gems It is ultimately a very linear puzzle adventure, but it is incredibly good at simulating it's core premise and leveraging it for some incredibly compelling and novel puzzles, that test the player lateral thinking and how good they were at using their old windows 95 computers. Definitely go in as blind as you can, to maximize the quality of your experience The quality of the story was also a pleasant surprise. The narrative goes well beyond the standard "ooogah boogah buuuh my puter is haunted!!11" creepypastas and managed to keep me glued to the game, until i reached the credits. Definitely recommended.
So far SO good
After playing a lot of free demos released for steam next fest, desktop explorer ended up being the only game I've bought, and I'm so happy I found it (or it found me) I loved the demo and I love the game so far. I literally bugged people at work, telling them they should play it. So yeah, I definitely recommend it. I feel that the puzzles are tailored so well, not too easy. Also what I like is that it's not asking you to remember a lot of things at once, you know when you're done with a puzzle. So you don't need to finish the game in one sitting. I usually play for an hour or two daily, so it's important to me that I'm able to get back in the loop easily. One more thing I'd like to add is that I found this game very inspiring, since I also work in the gaming industry, and would love to have a project of my own one day. I know that there's a lot of struggle in the indie development, and I'd love to see this game reach a wider audience. I hope the devs are proud of what they made, it's an amazing game.
such a cool experience. i thoroughly enjoyed this game from start to finish, makes me wish i could play again for the first time. the operating system functions extremely well, and it's almost indistinguishable from just using an old computer. the story is deep with a lot to uncover. if your looking for a short but fun way to kill time and solve some puzzles, i would highly recommend!
fun puzzles, incredible storytelling. Imagine if there's an insanely deep secret hiding in the game...