In a world where the Ministry stores digital copies of every person, routine murders get solved through simple chats with victims. National cases demand cutting-edge tech: plug brain scans into devices for neutral talks or push subjects under pressure in unorthodox setups. Hands stay dirty no matter the path in this compact indie adventure.
Players tackle a 1-2 hour linear narrative through dialogue puzzles, wiring connections, and switch manipulations. The core loop hinges on these choices to probe digital minds. Fans of dystopian tales craving wiring puzzles will find their match.
The Ministry's vaults store digital copies of every person. To investigate a simple murder, it would be enough to just talk to the victim's copy. However, for a case of national importance, you'll have to use the most recent and most terrifying technological advancements.
Plug someone's brain scan into one device and have a peaceful chat with them on neutral ground.
Plug them into something a little more unorthodox and see how they behave under pressure.
I could say that the choice is yours, but that would be a lie—you will have to get your hands dirty one way or another.
A short (1-2 hour) linear narrative puzzle based on dialogues, plugging wires into devices, and messing with switches. If you always thought that the ending of 1984 could use a little more wiring puzzles, then this is the game for you.
