Crowd Sign: Emission
Mikhail Maksimov · 2022 · Casual, Visual Novel, Adventure, God Game, Walking Simulator
PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Crowd Sign: Emission
Crowd Sign: Emission is a game where you paint a signs and watch the action unfold then later you can explore the world of the game in first person mode.
Core gameplay elements and features:
Crowd Sign: Emission is a fascinating quest story about how power and religion works. About how unimportant actions can affect the big picture. At the beginning of the game you find yourself as a demiurge lord, controlling the masses of the population, choosing its fate as ruler. Only in the course of the game, when you get to control it on a human level, can you find out the reasons that moved the people to the actions depicted in the game.
Music by composers Kirill Arkhipov and Ivan Napreenko will enhance the feeling of the game
"Crowd Sign: Emission interprets the mechanisms of authoritarianism. The viewer becomes the controller of a virtual crowd in real time. An order in the form of a clear graphic symbol is sent to a semi-organized thousand-headed image. But the creatures living on the far side of the screen never follow orders in strict compliance. Due to the complexity of the communication system, the sent signal undergoes alteration, reminding us that power cannot be unlimited."
- Alexei Shulgin, contemporary artist, musician, and online curator
Core gameplay elements and features:
- Freehand paint feature and observation of the consequences of painting;
- Random and(or) controllable choice of ending and details of the game;
- The story of the game's world is narrated by cinematic methods;
- Exploring and discovering an open world inhabited by strange creatures, in first-person mode;
- Finding and solving the mysteries of the game's lore;
Crowd Sign: Emission is a fascinating quest story about how power and religion works. About how unimportant actions can affect the big picture. At the beginning of the game you find yourself as a demiurge lord, controlling the masses of the population, choosing its fate as ruler. Only in the course of the game, when you get to control it on a human level, can you find out the reasons that moved the people to the actions depicted in the game.
Music by composers Kirill Arkhipov and Ivan Napreenko will enhance the feeling of the game
"Crowd Sign: Emission interprets the mechanisms of authoritarianism. The viewer becomes the controller of a virtual crowd in real time. An order in the form of a clear graphic symbol is sent to a semi-organized thousand-headed image. But the creatures living on the far side of the screen never follow orders in strict compliance. Due to the complexity of the communication system, the sent signal undergoes alteration, reminding us that power cannot be unlimited."
- Alexei Shulgin, contemporary artist, musician, and online curator
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's worth about 0 - 3 dollars in my opinion. Has some artistic merit, which can be priceless. Interesting music, and strange visuals; but... Not much novelty or exploration in my opinion. Many repeated elements. The world is like an endless desert. Not much interaction, just observation. I would not recommend purchasing.3 found this helpful
Interesting. I dislike how long it takes before the player assumes first person tank controls. I'd naturally assume it is just a collection of procedural scenes, if I hadn't decided to wait to a supposed end. The plots are kind of interesting, the randomization needs work. Picking a number from 1 to 3 could be interesting, if there was information about what each number means, otherwise you might as well just randomize without user input. I played two games. In the first, everyone rose, collected babies, went outside and stood in a pool of water. In the second, everyone was woken up by a siren with blue lights, then they went outside, got a child, and stood in a pool of water. After that, I terminated the program. Feedback: I think you need either more plots, or a system in place to prevent the same outcome from happening twice, if it is random. Also change the control type, first-person tank controls are kind of a nightmare, coupled with the fact that you can sprint, but you still turn left and right at a fixed rate. Finally, at the very beginning of the game, it was so laggy when I was clicking and dragging to draw a sign it took about a second and I could visibly see each te…1 found this helpful
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