

Alone in the crowd
Machine Nun · 2024 · Choose Your Own Adventure, Immersive Sim, Interactive Fiction, Puzzle, Detective
PC
Positive92% · 36
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About Alone in the crowd
Settled on a dystopian future, Alone in the Crowd is a humorous puzzle simulation investigative thriller, where you use a weird variety of gadgets to satisfy this mysterious, self proclaimed friendly AI character.Confused and scared, you wake up in a strange room filled with all kinds of machinery.
You can't remember what happened, but this secret messenger starts helping you.
There's a lot of questions you want to ask him, but first, he needs your help.
Equipped with surveillance technology, you´re asked to search for specific citizens from the "Box".
Features:
-Play it like a point and click adventure with multiple puzzles to resolve.
-Print and manipulate documents to influence a citizen status.
-Dialogue with boxy, an anonymous character willing to explain you what happened to you and everything else.
-Search multiple cities database for specific citizens' information.
-Play footage from multiple surveillance cameras spread out through the city.
-Play a unique seeded campaign every time you start over.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
got softlocked 2 hours in. no way to fix this other than restart the entire game. gave it the benefit of the doubt cause its a pretty fun game otherwise and decided to restart the game. i couldn't even get the point i was at before being softlocked again. wont fool me 3 times6 found this helpful
Excellent game, I really enjoyed it.3 found this helpful
My pick for the 2024 Steam Game of the Year Award2 found this helpful
not too far into it, but the premise is intriguing, will update. be aware of color gradient differences when looking for people to ID; certain colors are a bit washed out and may appear lighter/darker than they actually are when filtering.2 found this helpful
[h3] If you’re into games like Papers Please, this one might catch your eye, but fair warning: it’s way slower and doesn’t have much of a story. [/h3] The concept is cool — instead of earning money, you get the right to ask questions to figure out what’s going on. The problem is, after a while, the slow pace makes you stop caring about the story, and you just want to finish it. [b] It takes about 6 to 10 hours to complete. [/b] On the bright side, the game is visually beautiful and unique. If you’re looking for something different, relaxing, and a bit zen to play at night, it’s worth a shot. Just don’t expect much excitement. [b] Score: 6/10 [/b]1 found this helpful
Phenomenal game about gathering intelligence that never stops revealing it actually simulated more and more of a full civilisation just so you could snipe someone 7ft tall when they're five steps away from their apartment one minute after curfew. Technically impressive, compelling gameplay, intriguing story, excellent atmosphere. Well worth the price.
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