Gamedec - Definitive Edition

Gamedec is a fantastically flawed game, a game that has ambitions it can't quite reach, but still mostly does what it sets out to do. It's an RPG in the tabletop sense, not in the video game sense. There is no combat, gear, or traditional leveling up. Instead, its a conversation and deduction focused game that is unabashedly inspired by Disco Elysium. The game is set in a cyberpunk futuristic Warsaw, where people escape their lives by logging in, Matrix style, to full sensory games. However, within these games everything isn't always as it seems. Enter your character, a game detective, or Gamedec. Your job is to investigate within these virtual worlds when something goes wrong, whether that is cheating, hacking, or even murder. It is an interesting setting that lets you travel across multiple games in multiple genres quickly, from a medieval MMO to a free to play farm game and more. Within these worlds, you are hired to solve cases. At first the cases seem unrelated but eventually, a larger narrative forms with a twist that landed well. The game's short run time means that once you do discover the truth, it hurtles quickly towards and ending, and that ending can feel pretty vag…

Very underrated game. Even though I would have wished for another ending but they left my no other choice... :/

Very good game! 🔥 The detective adventures are interesting and keep you engaged from start to finish :>

nice old school adventure feel with interesting characters.

Its an okay game. I was playing isometric games recently and the game plot/concept and "Warsaw" made me play this game thinking of it as a modernized version of another game, of course with the game story and everything being different. However, turns out it is not, and the game type is not exactly my type. However, if someone is into strictly story based games and is okay with just roaming around most of the time and reading a lot of prompts, than maybe give it a try.

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