The Robot Girl Meets The Human!
Usui Sio · 2022 · Interactive Fiction, Story Rich, Robots, Cute, Fantasy
PC
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About The Robot Girl Meets The Human!
This is an adventure game in which you lead Scarlet, a robot girl, on a journey through a world after humans have disappeared.
The day when humans disappeared, a shooting star shone in the sky..
In an empty laboratory, a robot girl, Scarlet, wakes up.
She was created with the mission of "make smile as much people as possible", and shortly after her awakening, she decides to embark on a journey to find any human she could.
You will play the role of "Mother", a computer that manages all the robots around the world, and guide her.
Don't worry, though! Scarlet is a smart robot, so all you have to do is act according to what she needs.
Scarlet is a high-performance robot, so she can control machines remotely or use her sensors to find small objects.
She'll be using these abilities through the story to search for clues to find the humans.
Graphically speaking the game is comprised of a combination of 3D models for the environment and 2D illustrations for characters and relevant objects to create the feeling of depth while making the gameplay easy-to-operate.
Like Undertale and Oneshot, this game is recommended for those who want to be moved by the story woven by the player's interactions with the characters and enjoy the mysterious but somehow gentle worldview.
Story
The day when humans disappeared, a shooting star shone in the sky..
In an empty laboratory, a robot girl, Scarlet, wakes up.
She was created with the mission of "make smile as much people as possible", and shortly after her awakening, she decides to embark on a journey to find any human she could.
You will play the role of "Mother", a computer that manages all the robots around the world, and guide her.
Don't worry, though! Scarlet is a smart robot, so all you have to do is act according to what she needs.
System
Scarlet is a high-performance robot, so she can control machines remotely or use her sensors to find small objects.
She'll be using these abilities through the story to search for clues to find the humans.
Graphically speaking the game is comprised of a combination of 3D models for the environment and 2D illustrations for characters and relevant objects to create the feeling of depth while making the gameplay easy-to-operate.
Like Undertale and Oneshot, this game is recommended for those who want to be moved by the story woven by the player's interactions with the characters and enjoy the mysterious but somehow gentle worldview.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
One of the cutest and wholesome games I have ever played1 found this helpful
The Game is Very Good, the Art style are Cute and the Story are well made. However, the Gameplay are relatively short, I completed it in Just an Hour and 12 Minutes, and the Puzzles are not that Challenging Either. It doesn't have many achievements or secrets and the endings are too Simple, especially the Disconnection Ending. I suggest Adding DLC that continue Scarlet's Journey through Disconnection Path where we as the Acting "Mother" guide her to Recover her memories. But overall, the game is good and I recommend you to play it.
Adorable game, adorable robot, good plot and ending(s), and walking around is fun and looks nice! Not one of my top games but definitely one of the best times I had playing a game, it's cozy without being boring. Everything is just executed perfectly.
another underrated story mode game as always Amazing.
i need a sequel game for mac
If you've ever got an hour or so to spare, I'd recommend checking this game out. I found this game's story reminds me a lot of Oneshot, which is a game I hold very close to my heart. I don't know if there's any correlation (game possibly inspired by oneshot?) or if it's mere coincidence, but I liked it a lot. The character designs were great, I enjoyed the story. One hour well spent. I'll add it to the "games i wish i could wipe my memory of so i could play it for the first time again" list.
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