Resonance

Excellent, classic game. Lots of conspiracy theories, different endings, and good character development. I really recommend this for all the poitn and click lovers out there. Much better than the kiddy games you will see being published lately, and hasa note of urgency in there. Whyever you looked at this game, you probably are looking for either a nice conspiracy-themed experience or a good point and click game - regardless of the reason you came here, you will enjoy it. Worth thefull price an more! Yes, the graphics are old, pixelated, buggy, you can fk up badly, you can kill off someone you like - I advise you to save a lot to be able to replay bad choices or for the sake for chekcing out the different endings.

Loved it, just finished my first run and will be going back for seconds. It's a great story game with great voice acting, writing and the mechanics are some of the best I've seen. It's very much in the vein of Gemini Rue and has been some of the most satisfying game hours I've logged in a while. Such a small price tag for such an awesome game, I only wish there was more of it

If you love adventure games, buy this. You won't regret it.

Man just finished the game. It was quite a trip! Surely this is a great piece of art! I started adventure point'n'clixs with Maniac Mansion on C64. This one rates among the great ones. If you know what I mean, you know. Amazing to realize after a playthrough that whoa there are people who can make a perfect indie game and at the same time it is a game that stands tall among all the rest of the "bigger hits".

I must admit this game has a very immersive story line and very interesting twists and turns. By giving you the control of 4 different characters it manages to provide lots of backstory through gameplay and also successfully hide its twists. The puzzles are of average difficulty, with a few harder ones. The interface is typical PnC with the addition of "memory" where you can combine elements either for questioning or operating. This can cause confusion sometimes and make the gamer get stuck as it is not something that is familiar from other games and takes getting used to. The pixel art is very nice, for those ok with low-res they will soon forget they're not watching HD graphices and the voice acting is fine. All in all, it's a few evening well spent with a gripping tech thriller. This along with Gemini Rue are great examples of how limited means but well-crafted story telling can go a long way in creating a very enjoyable game.