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A short and concise game that metaphorically interprets covid lockdown mass hysteria. In this game, we see a certain enemy terrorist state (some sort of Non-European Undemocratic People's Republic?) launch a biological weapon that makes everyone go blind (I've stumbled upon more severe covid side effects predictions back then). During the covid pandemic, most people experienced overcomplicated bureaucratic measures (applying for a covid passport to go outside) and we had a fair share of schizos who rambled about mind-controlling microchips in the v*xx. In the end, the schizos turned out to be right though, otherwise it's impossible to explain the mass-coordinated lunacy of the last 5 years. Thanks to this game, I was able to relive my memories of the turning point in human history that trapped us in the belly of this horrible machine that's still beeding to death. [spoiler]Technical details: Linux native, 40 minutes to 100%, no bugs/glitches.[/spoiler] [spoiler]Edit: a typo - for some reason linguistics pseudoscientists had to stop writing their Pre-Indo-European language reconstruction fanfiction just to make relive and relieve 2 different words, smh.[/spoiler]

Less a choose-your-own-adventure game and more an interactive prologue to the author's [i]Commutator[/i] series. Can be experienced individually with some success, but is probably best served with the other titles, starting with [i]Commutator[/i] itself. Welcome to the new XVII century, everyone. At least we won't die of boredom.

Yeah, the visuals, the story, it's all lining up (considering that it's a VN), you know, that's really most of what you need). Bleak. Play the demo before you play the game to see the clouds from both sides

good game! short n such but the art style is awesome, i love the way the characters are designed and protrayed

amizing story and peak graphics wise it was longer tho but holly cinema

video game (im blind now)