A narrative-driven puzzle game that combines themes of big data, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence. Play as an AI assistant in a major corporation. Deploy intricate social engineering tactics and expose hidden truths in a world of ambition, deception, and advanced technology.
While not without some issues, this one is much improved over the first. Cleaner UI, better (while still not perfect) tutorials, cleaner artwork. If you liked the first installment (and if you are at all interested in this series, you should start there) I imagine you will enjoy this one as well.
I love the Orwelll games, so when I heard that this was similar, I picked it up on sale. And the core gameplay loop is very similar to Orwell, where you hunt for clues in emails and webpages. I even enjoyed some of the hacking minigames, despite the fact that I normally hate mini games with a fiery passion. I do think it actually could have used some...
The first game was really good, and this one even better. I almost never give a game a 10/10 review but this game (and its comperason to the last) is in another level. they did EVRYTHING right as developers: took everything that was good in the first game, and implement all of the good feadback from the comunity, from quality of life stuff, to better...
I played this for a while. While the story is interesting, it doesn't really work all that well as a puzzle or investigation game. This isn't really so much of an investigation game as it is a scavenger hunt. The core gameplay is sifting through online media and collecting information relating to a specific case. There is no real deduction when solving...
