TR-49

A deeply intriguing puzzle game that drops you in it from the start and insists you figure everything out on your own. I found this just challenging enough and there was an interesting enough story line that kept me engaged. Though, I did lose track of some of the plots and people at times as I was so focused on revealing the connections between things. I'll potentially play again after a period of time, to try and get a full achievement run, but this is really a one and done type of game I think.

Excellent jeu de déduction qui vous absorbe littéralement. Complexe, mais très agréable à jouer. :)

那个迷宫就是先找钥匙再开上锁的门，别纠结那个牛头人:(

Great game, short but not too short. I highly recommend turning off tips. 7 hours for 100%. I looked up a few things just to finish off a few red dots I was missing. If you're having trouble figuring out what you are missing on a page, remember: [spoiler]Many authors have a main author page on their birth year[/spoiler]

Great game

TR-49 is such a clever, well pieced together game, you should absolutely give it a shot if you like "virtual desktop" games with tinge of mystery. The audio and visual design are stellar. The way the machine comes to life, the ambient sound, the flickering of the lights; it all contributes to create a deep sense of immersion. You can feel how tense the setting is and how what you're doing matters. The voice acting is pretty good tool; it helped add a lot of personality to these characters you interact with (indirectly for the most part). Whether you're using your keyboard to input the letters and numbers, or dragging the levers and dials in-game, it all feels quite satisfying. It becomes intuitive as you get familiar with the system, but the game still has a few tricks up its sleeve to keep you guessing. The wrtiting was the standout for me, even though some of it went a bit over my head. Things get deeply philosophical and you really feel like you're getting to know all these authors and the history some of them have with each-other. Having it all from the point of view of people commenting on the works is a great touch. It's like going down a Wikipedia rabbit-hole, except a lot of it is written subjectively, which is a plus, in my book!