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Code 7 is the idea of a modern text adventure by german game design students Kevin Glaap and Zein Okko. It combines the text adventure genre with cinematic fully-voiced storytelling. You have to play to it to understand how well a text adventure can feel in 2015.
You wake up on an abandoned space station that you and your partner wanted to investigate. After an incident you both get separated and now you have to navigate your partner to your location. You do that by hacking systems and extracting information.
On the way you face some dark story twists that make you question your identity.
This is the prologue of the story, which is basically a demo on the techniques they want to use to modernize the text adventure genre and already got accepted on Steam Greenlight. The team is currently working on five longer episodes with more freedom and professional voice actors that they'll start releasing next year commercially.
Witness the story of Alex and Sam, who are on a mission to fi..
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Hello, is anybody reading this?! Hello? We need help... please, you have to..
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Nominee, Most Amazing Game - A Maze Berlin 2015
Rock Paper Shotgun
Freeware Garden: Code 7
Text adventures, interactive fiction if you will, does not have to look plain. I know, it’s the words and, in certain cases, the puzzles that count, but it really can’t hurt if a texty game looks as lovely as Code 7 and its intelligent, elegant interface do.
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Alpha Beta Gamer
Code 7 – Student Project Download
Text adventures are wonderful when done well, but their very nature makes them feel a little archaic at times. Not so with Code 7, this is a true evolution of the text adventure, with intelligent use of the interface, excellent voice acting and a surprisingly dark storyline.
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