Aeonic

I have no idea why this is in my steam library.

This AI slop shouldn't even be on Steam. It feels more like a basic slideshow of historical events than an actual game, and the story aren't even interesting. I also doubt how accurate the historical information actually is. This is something that almost anyone with basic AI tools and a few hours of free time could put together. Also duration to complete this "game" is 10-15 minutes lol. Overall: 0.5/10.

I got this for free, so I can't really complain that much, but this felt pretty low effort and I'm pretty confident the images were mostly AI. DNF.

[h1] The Devloper is a Psycopath.[/h1] I made a topic on the forum titled: Why are all the threads locked? In it I said this: [quote] That is a very bizarre and off-putting thing to see. And I would add that the this behavior goes completely against how Valve recommends people handle their boards: https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/marketing/community_moderation Locking Threads Locking threads should be treated with similar care as deleting. Players will continue to create new threads if they feel that a thread was prematurely locked. However, if a thread has turned into a non-constructive argument between players, or derailed entirely off-topic, you should consider locking it. It is often helpful to post in a thread prior to locking it, explaining why it was locked. I don't know how this game even got in my library, or anything about the game it is advertising in my newsfeed, but seeing how the devs moderate their community makes me want to stay away from whatever the hell all this is.[/quote] They perma banned me from the community and said this: [quote] The community locks are applied to keep away new waves of chaotic aggression like this one. [/quote] In my opinion you…

I got the game for free. Though I’d ​​sooner call it a slideshow. It’s a bit like creating a branching-path sequence in presentation software: depending on your choice, the result of your previous decision is displayed. A clean interface. Will I fire it up again? I think I’d prefer a history podcast and a game that doesn’t require much brainpower.

A slideshow where you are shown an AI generated image, then make a choice. You are shown the result, either 1 paragraph or 2 pages. The text may be written by a human, as evidenced by the typos, but the writing is not great. Some of the scenarios are inspired by historical events, others are supernatural or sci-fi. Most of the choices do not seem to matter, but some end the ''game'' early. It all feels very disconnected, and the complete lack of any sounds only makes it worse. Do not recommend