
You are a brain in a jar at the heart of a living factory. Endure the ultimate test of adaptibility as you face complex monsters and randomized puzzles in this roguelike experience. Can you uncover the mysteries of the Iterator Facility before you succumb to its horrors?
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About
You don't have a name or a body, but your task is simple: run a mysterious underground factory while trying to keep your components and mind intact. When you inevitably fall victim to the various threats encased in the facility, you will soon regain consciousness to find everything you know has changed, meaning you must regain your bearings after each failure.
137 features intricate roguelike-style gameplay including:
Map layout that changes each run, including 12 different regions to explore
Rooms and visual elements that respond dynamically to how you play
Complex threat designs that adapt in real time to your actions
Procedurally generated puzzles that increase in difficulty as a run progresses
Dynamic difficulty that is influenced by the player's actions as much as it affects them
Over 100 unique items to find that can modify the facility's functions
The story of 137 is pieced together from several sources across multiple runs, including:
Achieving several different endings, each one permanently changing aspects of that save file's gameplay
Finding data chips throughout the facility, which can be scanned to read archived experiment logs
Completing a bestiary as you encounter the various threats in the facility, teaching you how to fight them as well as where they come from and what purpose they serve the facility
In-game descriptions tied to each item to showcase how they fit into the world
Also featuring:
Immersive computer-oriented gameplay that can be navigated with keyboard or mouse
Retro-styled industrial environment that responds in real time to gameplay
Expertly crafted horror ambience with adjustable volume mixer (including muting jumpscares)
Plenty of references to my other characters and works, both released and unreleased (so stay tuned for future releases to see how the Azurnian lore develops!)
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Reviews
I was drawn to this game from the last next fest because of how the UI is, the 3d cameras and the desktop like UI looked interesting to me. After playing the demo, I Immediately knew I would like this game. To me, it feels like a defend the office game like fnaf, and i'm on observation duty. the whole gameplay cycle of doing tasks while defending your entire building is so fun to me. Your first couple attempts you will probably have no idea what to do, which is fair as it does need a bit of a better way of explaining whats happening. But after a couple attempts I felt like I knew 90% how the game works. So don't give up on it if you die your first couple attempts. My biggest nitpicks is that I could say 1/4 to half of the entities you don't really need to focus on as long as you do your tasks fast. Especially in the early game, the rooms became harder to see enough to where sometimes I would look at a camera and have NO idea if there was an enemy or not, especially in the outside parts. Also this game is made in a way where you learn by trial and error, which i love, but it sometimes felt like it didn't really tell me anything about what the hell was happening that caused me to become overwhelmed and die. If you like observation duty and or defend the office types of games, you should definitely give this one a try.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Fun indie game! Lots of mini puzzles and loot to buy, and an air of mysteriousness that follows you through your playthrough from the very beginning. Looking forward to replaying and seeing what happens next.
Im not too great with reviews but so far Ive been enjoying 137 a bit.. maybe too much lol. If you like observation duty games this def is worth to pick up. Its fun and worth a try c: The UI, enemies, locations, characters and lore so far have been peak and im super excited to see how much more this will develop with updates and added content :3 P.S even if youre not into these types of games its still worth a try :D
I love this game!! It's a really creative implementation of the camera flipping task management style game. Gameplay is fnaf reminiscent but very different in practice. It's not too scary since the jump scares are pretty minimal. Typing into the terminal is fun too and the art style is super good! If you like stressy-ish task management absolutely try this out!! This review is kind of all over the place but the game is so fun I just wanted to get a review out there :)
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