Protocol

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Protocol, developed by Fair Games Studio and published by Sad Horse studio, is a sci-fi action-adventure that blends first-person exploration, dark comedy, light puzzle-solving, and sporadic combat into a single eccentric package. Framed around humanity’s first official contact with extraterrestrial life, the game places players in the boots of a reluctant participant drafted into a secretive government program known simply as the Protocol. From the outset, it becomes clear that this is not a straightforward sci-fi thriller but a deliberately offbeat and self-aware experience that plays with genre conventions as much as it embraces them. The story begins in a remote Arctic research facility where alien wreckage and classified operations intersect. The protagonist, a nameless soldier, is tasked with navigating the aftermath of an extraterrestrial event under the constant supervision of a controlling artificial intelligence. This AI enforces strict rules that govern behavior, and deviating from its instructions can result in immediate and often absurd consequences. The concept of rigid procedural compliance forms the backbone of the narrative, creating tension between obedience and …

I think this is the worst game I've bought in the last 10 years. Complete stuck on the very first scene. What am I supposed to sign the document with? By the time it dawned on me that this was a bug and that there was supposed to be a pen on the desk, I'd burned through a fair amount of nerves and time. Then I spent roughly the same amount of time again trying to figure out exactly how to contort myself and what exactly to press in order to sign it. It gets worse from there. I don't know how much you'd have to hate yourself to ship this as a release. Don't get me wrong, I love difficult games, and I love it when they challenge you. But that means when the game challenges you — not bugs and nightmarish controls. Guys, I don't play games to endure pain and suffering caused by the developers' incompetence. 0 out of 10. I'd have given it 1, but the protagonist's lines, clearly aimed at nothing older than children, don't leave room for that.

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Chapter 4 is gameplay , before that its just walking touching sim. Its very casual , one minigame had some increase in difficulty still meh. 1th chapter and half of 2th annoying, but after, i had few smiles, enjoyed dialogue. Impossible achievement has issues like a random bug where button doesn't appear , consume item it turn to absence of equip but you can create a backup save appdata/local/protocol and have a nice day.

The game itself i think is good but i'm stuck on Chapter 4 in the mini game that you need to scan and put skull to open door and like when i use the thing to tp myself the skull doesn't follow me even after getting back to last checkpoint so i'm softlock which is a game breaking bug i don't recommend it except if the dev fix it but the game didn't have update for a while so i don't think it will ever come sadly