
A short sci-fi visual novel about four scientists trapped in an underground lab. Explore their chat records to uncover the mysteries of Inturg Technologies. How can they escape their doom?
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文字解密小品,就是配色不太友好,潦草看完,不然眼睛难受。 氛围想法蛮好的,故事一般般。 [u]给五百个免费游戏写评测347篇[/u]
A unique combination of visual novel and text search game, with sprinkles of couple puzzles here and there. The story was curious from start to finish, across researching 4 different chatrooms for the characters and finding weird twists and finally the ending. 10/10
Eu odeio Visual Novel (VN), mas esse jogo conseguiu me entreter muito! A história é composta por 4 encarregados da Inturg Technologies tentando fugir de uma situação caótica, onde o único meio de comunicação são os chats. O desenvolvimento de personagens é impressionante pra um curto período de jogatina e os plot-twists são muito bons. Devo dizer que me surpreendi com o contraste da simplicidade no design da interface com a narrativa No geral,,, [h1] 8.7/10 [/h1] Recomendo para fãs de VN, jogos enigmáticos e de investigação
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Short but engaging story with simple but effective visuals. Feels especially relevant now...
Does the weight of not knowing yourself outweigh the loneliness that grows within ?
"i feel very lonely and i don't remember myself" is a rather poorly written "more book than game" experience where you click through various bits of text, interrupted by occasional very lightweight text puzzles you need to do to unlock more of the bad writing. Kudos, however, to the author, for not making this yet another Steam Direct e-book fan-fiction about his imaginary girlfriend (this may surprise nobody, but that's the topic for most Steam non-game e-books). What do you do in the game? The plot of the game revolves around a disaster in a high tech science lab that apparently has all the money in the world for bleeding edge science but can only afford to buy 1970's era monochrome green CRTs. Which is a kind of tacit admission from the author that, you know, books aren't games and if you need to contort that much to try present a book on Steam as if it's a full game, maybe it's not really a game at all. And that's a problem. Steam is for PC games, not Project Gutenberg rejects. It's difficult to call this a game, because of all the endless, badly written e-book/visual novel fanfiction text, which takes prime position in front of gameplay or anything PC gamers look for in a PC game. The "author" fails to grasp the important game design axiom, "Show, don't tell". You just get stuck reading walls of mediocre text, where they should have related the story through the mechanics of the game. My gaming PC is not an e-reader. We don't come to a shop for PC games looking for badly written fan-fictions. Let's talk about price and the value this represents for us gamers. This is "free" enough (not every "free" game in the "free" section is truly free, there's usually some hidden price tag), at least you won't be expected to spend any more money after you download this, but just because something is free doesn't mean it's good, and the cost of a game is more than just financial, your time is valuable too. Even as a free game, this couldn't find an audience. With a peak of [b]only 7 players[/b], it's clear the Steam community took one look and walked away. They literally couldn't pay people to spend time playing this. Bearing in mind that free games don't add +1 to your game collector count, should you bother adding this to your library and downloading it? What's the verdict? Give this one a miss. Although it's free, your time and storage are valuable resources, and the market is filled with superior options. There are over 140,000 games on Steam, not every one of them is a hidden gem. I'm here to help gamers find the ones that actually matter in that sea of Steam Direct self-published mess. If you don't agree with my findings in this review, you should definitely download it and play it to see for yourself. I'm happy to have helped you make an informed choice, regardless of the outcome. You deserve the best.
Good story :)
Short, and worth it. Compelling story that unravels very nicely
界面真的好沉浸,这个剧情🤯,刚开始还在想怎么取了个这种名字 后面基本上已经猜到了,但是看到反转还是给了我一身鸡皮疙瘩 蛮不错的科幻短篇视觉小说,7/10左右
I love this game Try it NOW its an order
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