Zarathustra - Cybergeddon
Tim Rachor · 2024 · Adventure, Point & Click, Lore-Rich, Cyberpunk, Lovecraftian
PC
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About Zarathustra - Cybergeddon
In the aftermath of The Inflection, a momentous event that unveiled cosmic truths and alien technology, two religious factions emerge: the Church of Flesh, embracing chaos and free will, and the Church of Neon, upholding order and stability.
Amy, an FBI agent affiliated with the Church of Neon, carries with her a unique asset: a cybernetic implant housing the consciousness of a past individual—you, the player.
Together, you navigate the complexities of a case involving a book stolen from the Church of Flesh. This investigation is set against the backdrop of a world grappling with the implications of its newfound enlightenment and the delicate balance between these two divergent philosophies.
Zarathustra is a classic point and click adventure with inventory and dialog puzzles.
It's a rather casual experience with no dead-ends or overly difficult puzzles.
Amy, an FBI agent affiliated with the Church of Neon, carries with her a unique asset: a cybernetic implant housing the consciousness of a past individual—you, the player.
Together, you navigate the complexities of a case involving a book stolen from the Church of Flesh. This investigation is set against the backdrop of a world grappling with the implications of its newfound enlightenment and the delicate balance between these two divergent philosophies.
Zarathustra is a classic point and click adventure with inventory and dialog puzzles.
It's a rather casual experience with no dead-ends or overly difficult puzzles.
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I love it, although the AI voices are a huge turn off.2 found this helpful
I don't really care when some clanker is yapping at me in a skateboarding game but in a point and click with a ton of voiced dialogue it got old really fast.2 found this helpful
Not bad at all for a free adventure game. The plot is a little confusing and hard to keep track of if you play this game in numerous small bits rather than one or two sittings, but you can maintain a general idea of what's going on. There are some nice hat-tips to old adventure games. I thought the AI voice "acting" was better than a voice actor reading lines from a page without any context to what's being read, which is usually the case especially for small budget games. And it kept the game free.1 found this helpful
[h1]#tinygamereviews[/h1] [code]Despite my reservations about using AI to steal art, there's something here. The story is good - not great - albeit poorly-written, but the world is at least interesting. It'd be a neat place to explore further, if somebody legitimately expanded upon it.[/code] [list] [*][b][u]Overall Score[/u][/b]: 2/5 [/list] [hr][/hr] [h1][b]Curator: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42137521/]Nostalginauts[/url][/b][/h1]
I'm torn on this one. It is an interesting experiment and showcase of what you can do with AI-tools. If you are familiar with AI-artwork you will recognise the "sloppy" bits and it was quite immersion-breaking in this regard. The game lacked the human touch and polish to feel substancial. It doesnt tip all this way though. It was intriguingly weird and being free I can recommend it for some quick entertainment and a nice opportunity to see a passable use of AI if you are open for it.
Very atmospheric
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