Silicon Dreams | cyberpunk interrogation

This game is fun and it went in a few delightful directions that I didn't expect. My only gripe with it was that it felt a bit draining to play in one sitting, so I broke it up over 3-4 sessions. I'm excited to jump back in and try out other routes! If you like moral dilemmas and stories about robots, I would highly recommend giving this game a shot!

it's a hidden gem of a cyberpunk storytelling, made very appropriately through a series of interrogations of androids (deviant or not). The game is on top of my list of recommendations to any fan of the cyberpunk genre.

This game is entertaining

Wow! I am interrogating synthetic life forms, and I suddenly have empathy for toasters? WTF? This should not be happening, what is real consciousness? Am I real? Are you real? Help!

Definitely one-of-a-kind in how much it engages your social and emotional skills, especially for an interrogation game. The dialog strategy and options for the [spoiler]android sympathetic[/spoiler] ending are a little obvious, but the gimme felt fair given how open ended interrogations can go. Bonus points for scratching the cyberpunk and generalized AI itch. Bonus bonus points for the newly added rewind feature so that you don't have to replay an entire campaign to redo interrogations.

I liked it. it was a fun and short game with a straight forward premise. in my opinion it may be a bit pricey for the amount of time you get out of it. even with reply value. but I really did enjoy it.

I thought the writing was well done, and I found the story interesting. Took about 4 hrs for one playthrough. This game should have some replayability, since there's at least major plot fork, and it looks like there are several minor forks based on the end of scene flowcharts and the achievement list. The theme of 'android rights' is appropo to current/near future ethics discourse, and the game doesn't really force a viewpoint.

A simple and straight forward game that as the description suggests, is completely centered around interrogating androids searching for a shroud of humanity within them. If Kronos finds that you are sympathizing with your fellow androids, you will be decommissioned as well. That of course happened to me in under 10 hours because I was sparing too many androids as I was ready to be a part of the android uprising. Future DLC maybe? Soundtrack is great, storylines are engaging as you get to know your fellow androids, and it is ultimately the game that got me interested in the cyberpunk genre. It’s a game that definitely deserves more exposure than it has.