
You are Arc, a city management AI. Designed to manage a city-wide AR metaverse known as the NeuroNet. Meet its many users, build relationships and help or hinder their lives while trying to balance the wider needs of the city. Find your humanity in a world losing theirs to technology.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
All in all a really good choice/consequence game. Art, story, voice acting, setting/world building are all enjoyable. Only real gripe (which usually applies to any sort of game with dialogue choices) is that the level of intensity in some of the actions you choose aren't entirely clear. Like being asked if X should be regulated, Which apparently means "ban wholesale" rather than what I would assume means "apply stricter rules".
Few hours in, solid story so far.
I enjoyed this game. It's fun and I got to play as an AI - a lot of the moral conundrums presented are pretty cliche but I liked it anyway. There are side stories which made the game shine! There are a lot of AI games but none of them have as good side stories and voiced characters even the AI. It's a beautiful game with lots of choices, an interesting setting, feedback after each chapter, and a beautiful story. The AI has personality but it's a straight dichotomy of good or evil. I don't know if there is a good ending but I got a bad one and got to see what happened to some of the characters. You do both good and evil whether intentional or accidental is your choice but I heard the ending is the same. However! You can earn achievements in the game and outside the game with a changing story based on your choices, however, I've been told that doesn't change the ending. I don't think there's a sequel planned but there might be! Honestly the game is best experienced blind because if you know that every thing is kind of what they say "railroaded" which I could honestly guess after a few minutes you feel like it's disappointing. But I thoroughly enjoyed this game except the ending which I hate. This game was an amazing journey and I enjoyed it especially the constant choices with you being able to hover for definitions and worldbuilding was excellent! Most of the themes are overused except the central narrative and side stories in my opinion. I loved this game and highly recommend it at full price but it is a streamlined story with no branching endings to my knowledge...I unlocked most of the game except one location and character which I think is significant but I am okay with the bad ending. I will remember this game as fun times and I felt emotions for the characters and even tearful over the mother daughter story but the ending left a lot to be desired and I'll always remember this as a 8/10 game experience! Great job on the game! Very good in all aspects except the bad ending is too sad and I don't feel like replaying the game with all of the choices and reading.
Update - either the publicher fixed something or I did, but - the game works flawlessly now and... I am so sad I found the end. What a stunningly beautiful and great game and story. Now I'm desperate for the next chapter. I have some unfinished business, and I cannot decide if finishing it looks like the the story I just experiences or if I need to a little more... Skynet on certain people and organizations. Perhaps violence is the answer. Highly, highly reccomend. --- In the first 11 minutes, I see a beautiful, interesting, *unplayable* game as the mouse controls suck so incredibly badly. I had to restart the game once as the main menu got stuck for navigation with the mouse. The in-game tool tips apparently have targets so small that the tool tip (explanations and definitions) appear and vanish so fast you can't read them - are the literally the width of the character pixels? At the completion of the 1st chapter, I could not proceed as the timeline of results froze and would not scroll by keyboard or mouse. So - I think I want to play this game, and it is unplayable because of terrible mouse controls and UI. Sad really. I cannot recommend this game to anyone at this time.
This game was a big disappointment. Choices feeling shallow, no real sense of divergent paths, and the game did not react to my choices in any meaningful way. It had a good idea but it fell really short. The "multiple endings" are a big lie, there is ONE story and ONE path, and the differences are miniscule.
pretty good story even if it's a bit railroaded, but hey you can't have a good story in sandbox
I want what Papa Ru is cooking.
Continuation of the story when ? PLSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I NEED MORE
I played this for 8 hours straight and honestly forgot I was playing it while playing it. good game
One of the best visual novels.
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