Zarathustra - Cybergeddon

Loved everything about this game. Left me wanting more from this world.

Coherent plot, some nice puzzles, interesting cyberpunk-esque setting. The AI generated images never felt cheap or out of place, spoken dialogues were totally fine. Plus the game is free. If you are a fan of sci-fi point n click, what's not to like? Kudos to the developer, and don't take the negative comments to heart. The only thing that was a bit annoying for me was the map - easy to lose your way around it and too zoomed in, but got used to it in the end. In any case - this is a great effort, and you should continue doing games!

Great game! Interesting story and beautifully done, retro-style graphics. The game was also pleasantly challenging without requiring the aid of a walkthrough, and gameplay is reasonably non-linear for a game of its length (i.e., many tasks can be completed out of sequence, although this will occasionally preclude some achievements). My main complaints are that the story could have had more depth/expansion and that the voice acting leaves something to be desired (sounds like AI rather than actual voice actors). However, given that this game was free and overall a very enjoyable play, I feel that these are small issues. I highly recommend this game to gamers who enjoy retro, point-and-click, psychological horror games.

Can't really say much about this one. Has a nice retro look, and the voice acting seems pretty decent, but it is way to slow, basic and chatty for me. It seems well put together though, so I will give it a thumbs up. Doubt I will be coming back to it though, did nothing to hook me in.

Fun game. had a small problem but with the help of the developer the problem was solved.😀 looking for more games like it. i Must Say. i wasn't thinking anything will come from this review. but to see the "developer" reaching out, to players if thay have a problem is unheard off. it a plus in my book.

A homage to the point and click adventures of the 1990s. The graphics are all AI pixel art and the voices are AI generated using text to speech software, but given that this is the work of a lone programmer and they haven't asked for payment then you can fault them for this. The only part that might catch you out is the need for some inventory items to interact with other inventory items. An example from early on in the game is the datapad needing to interact with a toy robot to transfer the audio data from the robot to the datapad. Otherwise, you'll know when you're progressing in the right direction as the day's progress as the story progresses. The story itself is spread over in game 4 days, and you'll go to the same flat at the end of each day. Only day 4 will end differently as you have 3 possible endings. All in well worth the 3-5 hours you will invest in the game to discover the cyberpunk dystopia that this world is set in.

its a wonder this game is free.i have played some advanture games but this is one of the best.