Hymer 2000

How is this not plagiarism of Never Let Me Go? I don't care if the game mentions the book itself or not, this is shameful. Do yourself a favor, read the book instead. It's infinitely better.

This is more or less the same setting of Never let me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro (the book is even mentioned in it), so if you have read it or watched the movie version there is nothing new here. It was a bit disappointing to see something so similar in terms of story. No big twists nor anything. The retro aesthetics is pretty good though. The gameplay is mostly walking and searching words in a search engine, it was kinda fun though. A good entertainment for a single sitting relaxing gaming (reading) afternoon.

I can only recommend this to gamers that are up for reading a lot of text and 8 bit art house-esque visuals. Take it at face value when the game says it "is an interactive text puzzle game." The beauty or meaning you take from it all is up to you. I personally found the written pieces to not form a very meaningful or cohesive story proportional to how long the writing was in total, and I don't believe the average gamer would either, hence me not recommending it. Your interface is a classic computer with different apps. One app allows for exploration of a a linear map for exploration. Find objects that give you pictures with text stories of sorts, and find areas to gain access to. Certain areas with doors or gates can only be accessed by text chatting with the various Hymer terminals throughout the map. Gaining access to more areas requires unlocking more of the 80 text entries that Hymer actually has stored. This can be done only by using a text search app where you type individual keywords, and search results show up to four of the earliest matching text entries. There are other optional apps that can be found in the game. The personification of Hymer was more meaningful th…

2.5小时，一台电脑，三位主角的一生。 亲情，友情，爱情，名利，社会，自由，人性，意识，记忆，生存，应接不暇的主题穿拆在平淡的恰到好处的文字间。 这是一部文学性高于文字，剧情，和角色的佳作。 海默2000，谢谢你，我会永远记得你。

it's... it's so melachonic and sad... the way you progress through the story is well-made and fits well.. [spoiler] I hope those children did live beautiful lives after all... hymer is such a good robot.. I would imagine the reason it hadn't helped those kids is because the alternative would be Nexus dismatling hymer for a robot that cares less for the children's well-being.. [/spoiler]

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