Clocked
Cykodd Production · 2024 · Singleplayer, Steampunk, Robots, Exploration, Adventure
PC
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About Clocked
The adventure takes place in a steampunk universe, within a Great Clock (thought as Big Ben), an unpretentious building where scientific activity takes place, as part of research into new energy sources... or so the story goes.You take on the role of an automaton, limited to moving, running and interacting, accompanied by a calculator-being that will stick with you until the end of the adventure.
The building is labyrinthine, forcing you to make numerous trips back and forth in order to progress through the story, a classic piece of architecture.
The puzzles are simple, all you have to do is find notes containing activation codes for generators.
The adventure is meant to be short, but it will take longer to uncover all that Clocked hides.
The game is simple on the surface, but will be more difficult in this other dimension.You'll have to use your dexterity to avoid the symbiotic clusters that will surprise you during your health walk.
This is an important dimension, as it will give you access to areas that are normally inaccessible...think about it!
You'll be juggling between the "default" world and this one to navigate the Great Clock.
A classic adventure, but a story full of mystery, unclear on the surface.There's a lot to discover in Clocked, and the adventure revolves more around exploration than escape from the Great Clock.
There are several endings, each offering a unique experience, packed with information about the history surrounding the Great Clock.
Don't forget to chat with your calculator friend, he's very chatty.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the atmospheric post-human world and the storytelling through environmental exploration and Magnus's narration, finding the experience enjoyable despite the simple mechanics and occasional backtracking. However, many find the top-down perspective makes points of interest hard to spot even with visual cues, and the enemy mechanics create frustration that can detract from the exploration-focused experience.
Enjoyable despite simple gameplay and backtracking, but enemy mechanic can lead to frustration. The game takes place in a world where humans are gone. You do not obtain much information because you begin as an automaton that awakens in an old factory. Although you operate a silent robot, the majority of the story is told by Magnus, a flying companion who guides you through the game and tells you what you need to do. Gameplay consists of exploring rooms, reading notes, and listening to recordings to learn more about what happened. Although points of interest may be difficult to identify due to the top-down perspective, they receive a white outline when approached, indicating potential interaction. However, it’s still easy to miss them because of the game’s overall darkness. The game's goal is to get to the exit. This is accomplished by using switches to open doors in other areas of the map, as well as the game's unique function of traveling to another dimension. You have no influence over it because you can only travel by using the teleportation stations. The other realm is identical in location and layout, but it is coated in bizarre goo and deadly tentacles. However, there is…7 found this helpful
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