Au Revoir

A short but sweet, somewhat amateurish Portuegese Blade Runner 1997 clone. It touches on all the same themes using chunky, 1993 visuals instead of 1997 voxel models on 2D backgrounds, and while that works, I can't help but miss the English voiceovers. The story touches all the same cornerstones you expect from classic Blade Runner tribute fiction. It's fun, short, and entertaining, I can't ask for much more.

A short adventure game set in a world reminiscent of Blade Runner. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3744056673 We play as Tristan who works as a Sentinel for Au Revoir, a company that revolutionized the world and our relationship with death by inventing the synthetic brain, a brain capable of storing a person's consciousness and memories. Our job as a sentinel is to retrieve the consciousness and memories from a synthetic brain after its carrier dies, before uploading them into another body. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3744057252 For our last job, we are tasked with retrieving the brain data of a VIP client whose body location indicates that he mysteriously died in the forsaken zone of the city. As you can probably guess, this won't be a simple assignment. We find ourselves chasing clue after clue as we try to complete our mission, while uncovering more about ourselves in the process. Because, well, working as a Sentinel requires a synthetic brain, and for some unknown reason, ours is malfunctioning: unexplained blackouts, missing memories... Something is seriously wrong here. I found the game plot thrilling and I kind of wish…

Yep. The puzzles are not that hard, but helps you feel like part of the story.

This game makes for a pleasant afternoon, but is more reasonably priced at $1 or $2, knowing that there is about 2 hours of content. Loved the art and the story was relatively well fashioned.

Short and beautiful cyberpunk story.

Good little point n click. Nice setting. Camera sometimes a bit annoying but apart from that it's great.