Selfie : Sisters of the Amniotic Lens
Rail Slave Games · 2015 · Indie, Simulation, Casual, Massively Multiplayer, Adventure
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About Selfie : Sisters of the Amniotic Lens
You play as a former cult leader confronting the psychological damage inflicted on vulnerable followers during the psychedelic 1970s, navigating a surreal retro-future world through narrative choices and correspondence with other damaged souls. This haunting, story-driven experience combines quantum philosophy, experimental music by Jarboe, and cutting-edge fly AI to explore radicalization and spiritual manipulation in an immersive play-by-mail social nightmare.
It is now 198X, you wake up in a very bad situation. You were the "Sisters of the amniotic lens" and now it's time to face what you did to the minds of the naive all those years ago.
Turn off your mind, relax and float down stream, it IS dying
- Story driven non-game with space exploration elements dealing with the dangers of the radicalization of the vulnerable .
- Engage with other peoples deepest and darkest pleas in deep and meaningful retro-future play-by-mail mmo/social network.
- The most advanced fly A.I. of all time utilizing not only their random state but stable route calculating sense of smell.
- "Mix tape" of music by the award winning No-wave/industrial and avant-folk siren Jarboe.
- Quantum physics, metaphysics and retro-future tech combine to immerse you in a nightmare world.
- Concept and story by the TIGA award nominated Dylan Barry
- Full suite of 198X teletext by award winning artist Dan Farrimond (ITAF, British Tate)
- Additional art and lucid dream exploration by Eye of sic
- Guest starring psychonaught sirens Neurosoup (Krystle Cole) Christina Martine and introducing Christine Brookes
- Special guest appearances by members of the Rail slave games community and Jarboe herself.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1][b]Not Recommended[/b][/h1]3 found this helpful
I miss this game and wish the servers where still up. The aesthetics where absolutely fantastic, plus a teletext lover it also appealed to me. I also miss finding random bottles with messages people left out in space and even writing my own message to throw out into the darkness of space for someone random to find.2 found this helpful
How did this die? Too cool. So creepy and mysterious. It's a wild experience unlike anything else. It's one of those game you just have to imagine what it could have turned into.1 found this helpful
Going through my backlog and found a really weird but intriguing experience, the game doesn't really work anymore as intended as the servers are off, but it was interesting to say the least The soundtrack was my favorite part
This developer makes me feel excited about the NORMAL games in my collection
If you're into experimental games, you'll dig it. It's weird and confusing, bizarre and thought provoking. And I could use a lot more objectives, but these four sum it up perfectly. Jump into it with an open mind, and you'll love it.
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