MR.E

You wake up in a storage room full of crates.Your optics flicker online. Your chassis responds to commands you don’t remember learning. A door stands ahead.On your chest: MR-013 - numbers scratched out, an E spray-painted over it.The ship you are on, the Kopernik, is silent.Its AI is not.Something is wrong with it.And something is wrong with you.Somewhere, a voice is calling your name.A Mind Trapped in MetalMR.E is a story-rich, turn-based adventure puzzle game about identity, autonomy, and what survives death.Fragments of logs. Corrupted recordings. A name that feels familiar: Edward Clay. Lead ethicist on the Human-Computer Cognizance Interface project. He tried to expose something. He didn’t survive the attempt. Someone performed an emergency upload. Now a human consciousness may be trapped inside a maintenance robot.And the man responsible might be living inside the ship itself.

Turn-Based Survival

Movement is deliberate. Every step costs power.Inspired by minimalist grid-based puzzle design, MR.E blends tactical movement with environmental systems:

• Reroute energy through failing infrastructure
• Rotate signal arrays to unlock sealed sectors
• Decrypt fragmented research logs
• Avoid hazards caused by an unstable AI
• Use the environment - or be used by it

Over 40 handcrafted rooms escalate in complexity as the ship itself becomes less predictable.Power is limited.Choices are not.

Not Just a Puzzle Game

MR.E is built around conversation and consequence.

• Speak with Sophie - your only ally, or your handler
• Decide whether to save the poisoned chief medical officer
• Trust the engineer who wants to burn the whole system down
• Choose whether the AI deserves rescue… or mercy

Your decisions unlock different paths and determine which ending becomes possible.

Features

• 6–8 hour narrative-driven campaign - Uncover logs, memories, and a truth worth hiding
• Turn-based grid movement with power management - Every move matters
• 40+ handcrafted environmental puzzle rooms - Reroute, align, decrypt, survive
• Dual-consciousness AI system affecting gameplay and dialogue - Two minds fight for control of the ship
• Branching choices and 3 major endings - Your decisions echo
• Post-credits twist that reframes the entire story