| Ira | Ore Creative LLC | 2017 | |
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Early Access Release A child reaches for the stars, burdened by circumstance. Folks chained by debt, indentured to the powers at large. Mankind thrust to the stars following after a signal spanning the void of space and time itself. Take a seat and settle into the universe of Ira where the space age coincides with the 1930's depression era. Moved forward by a sense of fate and a powerful calling, Ira finally sees his dreams realized when he joins the second team headed into a mysterious system, following in the wake of the first mission sent a decade before. Ira enters stasis and upon waking finds himself alone, isolated in a situation more dire and perplexing than anyone could have anticipated. Now, aided by only a rudimentary AI, he must piece together answers to uncover the fate of the previous crew while looking inward to discover what has been calling him to these strange, alien lands. The overworld is a surrealistic bridge that connects the intimate 3D environments within the game. Traveling, discovering, and text adventuring are the main focus of the this atmospheric experience; whether it's from the barn to the garage, or from planet to planet. Using classic point and click mechanics, players will interact with rich environments using items to solve the puzzles that stand in Ira's way. Both inventory and environment based, the puzzles are intriguing and integrate into the world and story seamlessly. Character interactions are a major focus of story development and utilize an interactive dialogue system that allows players to guide the tone of the experience. This makes for an experience that is uniquely tailored to each player and puts Ira's development as a character directly into players' hands. Ira is not a story about a single set of events, but the story of an enigmatic place and the man who finds himself lost in it. Players will experience three parallel timelines: present Ira navigating the solar system, past Ira growing up on Earth, and the events of the lost first crew. These three stories run in parallel and blend together to tell one overarching narrative, bound by fate and running together towards one momentous end. | ||
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