The Turing Test

the brain will itch the eye will twitch but you know you arn't in control of any inch but really now why did this work so well until they said time for a cinematic you have to play along with. why do i have to break free one way? why cant i break free early if i do the bonus ♥♥♥♥? i understand the themes and the game play matches the second guessing of it all. but to make the ending as bland as i felt. rather just want puzzles than forced scripts that hand hold you through lore. also is there any point to looking at things ? how do the things i pick up help solve a puzzle if they just for make pretty? honestly worth the play if you need a days worth of puzzling.

Interesting story line and twists, good graphics, and interesting puzzels without being overly complicated.

Was a good but not particularly challenging romp for 4 and half hours. Little to no replay value, so if you are interested get it on a sale.

Played this is in 2018 and remember very little of it, but I don't have any bad feelings towards it and with a 100% completion it must have been good! (sorry for the late review, I'll amend if I play again!)

Great story, amazing puzzles!

Non-VR game launches Steam VR. Game does not have audio device selector, so audio is stuck on VR headset. 8 years ago, the dev response to this in the tech forums was: [quote=developer]Hey there! The game doesn't run with VR, so you have to unplug the VR equipment before launching the game. That seems to fix it for most people, so give it a go and let me know :)[/quote] Fix your engine settings. It's absurd to suggest I should crawl under my desk to save you the trouble.

100% the game in 6 hours with no guides or any sort of assistance. It was good, but I do wish it had been a little more challenging. I didn't find the puzzles to be that difficult. Game is very gorgeous though and ran really well.