| Butterfly Sign, The | Quantum Phoenix, Dennis Esie, Mikhail Romanov, Bogdan Rozumny, Artem Lunyov | 2016 | |
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This is a first person detective story putting players in shoes of the lone survivor and the only witness to a disastrous incident. The protagonist's destiny depends on his memories. That is why he dares to take a desperate measure. He takes an experimental drug "Rammex" which immerses him in the depths of his mind and precisely restores all the events occurred to him. In his memories, the protagonist will discover the ones responsible for the disaster, collecting clues bit by bit. Explore Memority hospital and its premises, learn its secrets and restore the chain of events that took place here. Solve the puzzles and murders committed at Memority. Find clues, compare the facts and avoid tricky obstacles in your way. Penetrate into the new, previously inaccessible memories. Make conclusions and choose the correct route, because all your decisions affect the outcome of the game and influence the fact whether you can get to the truth. Truth that was lost in your own mind. Excellent graphics achieved with Unreal Engine 4 – the most advanced game engine in the world. The progress of the dialogue always depends on your location. And you always have the opportunity to make choices, sometimes insignificant, sometimes important for the further story. Brainstorm your head with investigation of murders, puzzles and mysteries. It develops the player's skills of criminology and deduction. For those players who prefer the story, there is always the easiest difficulty level, but if you are really up to the true detective, you have a variety of other levels, including the hardest one causing the game restart after a single death. The events take place in the past and in the present simultaneously. A great attention was paid to atmospheric sound effects. It has non-linear dialogues, and all your decisions will affect the outcome of the story at the very end. It's divided into three chapters. Chapter I Jack, walking through the alley of his own memory, becomes the eyes and ears of Dr. Romanov. The drug "Rammex" helps him do it. Chapter II (Mar/2017) The main feature of the second chapter of the game is the concept of multilevel memories. Drug effect of Rammex makes the protagonist remember everything he has ever known, while maintaining freedom of action and choice inside his memories. This means that if the protagonist finds the device with Rammex in his memories, then theoretically he may use it. The second distinctive feature of this episode is the spatial confusion inside the memories or, put simply, looped space. Some of the memories will cause errors in memory, thus creating looped space: while trying to leave the location by all means, the protagonist will make it into it again and again and so on ad infinitum. You will have to put your thinking cap on in order to solve this puzzle, to break the loop and to get out. Chapter III (TBA). | ||
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