Universe Has No Favorites

+ Nice concept Side kick = Storyline AI made Graphic is inconsistent. _ Quizzes not always make logical sense :P 55/100 if you get at -90% ;)

It took a few minutes to get used to the UI and what the developers want me to click on when. After that, I must say I'm over an hour in and it's quite addictive. The mood of the cyberpunk style world is quite good, it really reminds me of the old books when you made a decision and turned to page X to see what happened :). Story gripped me maybe 20 min in, now it's 1:30am here and I still want to go lol.

+ good concepts and goodish story - Ai art will update as i play through the game

The game feels like a successor to the text parser games of the past. It reminded me a bit of Thaumistry: In Charm's Way in terms of its design. I really like the humor, and I had fun reading through and exploring the story. I recommend!

Universe Has No Favorites, developed by Radek Volf and published by Walker & Volf, is a story-driven science fiction adventure that successfully merges classic interactive fiction with modern point-and-click mechanics. Instead of emphasizing combat or fast-paced gameplay, it invites players into a thoughtful journey where every conversation, clue, and puzzle contributes to a larger mystery. Set within a richly imagined cyberpunk future, the game revolves around exploration, investigation, and character interaction, offering an experience that rewards patience and curiosity. It is a title designed for players who appreciate immersive storytelling and carefully constructed world-building over constant action. The narrative begins with Yax awakening inside a prison cell aboard the orbital station Saga, stripped of his memories and uncertain why he has been incarcerated. Equipped with mysterious cybernetic implants and surrounded by strangers whose motives are often questionable, he is forced to rebuild his identity while uncovering a conspiracy that reaches far beyond his personal circumstances. The story steadily expands in scale as players move through the sprawling station, encoun…

Text-based adventure game. It feels like the old Zork, but with proper mouse control. I like the idea, but this is closer to a visual novel than a PnC game, so it is not for me