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About the Story
You are a forensic contractor tasked with going through a person's memory implant to solve a crime.
Game Details
Language: English (en) First Publication Date: April 2, 2020 Current Version: 1.00
License: Freeware Development System: Twine
IFID: 644EC628-FF2E-46AD-9C37-787A03D1C2DF
TUID:
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An in-depth and fancy-looking cyberpunk crime game, April 7, 2020There are two cyberpunk mystery games in this Spring Thing, and there were at least three last year in IFComp. It's a good genre; Delusions did it back in the 90s, and there have been some other good games in this field.
This game is definitely creative and unique, though. It features some really nice retro-looking UI and some flashing graphics.
The story is about investigating the memories of a deceased individual who had a bionic bow implant on their arm. You're working for the police department.
It focuses on the experience of surveillance and on the way that humanity can be degraded by a police state.
I didn't find deep emotional fulfillment in it, but it gave me a lot to think about.
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