Future Proof

Very cool game about exploration and puzzles. The puzzles are varied and pretty fun. There is lots to discover.

This is a retro pixel 2D top down puzzle/adventure game set in the style of an RPG Maker retro pixel JRPG trainwreck, on purpose. The premise, which is reasonably workable, is to escape the town you are in within 12 minutes. The game will reset after those 12 minutes, a bit like Groundhog Day, only badly made and with godawful retro pixel graphics, because hiring artists is apparently something crappy indie devs refuse to do. So, on with the bad. Ugly retro 2D pixel graphics. Crappy RPG Maker style. This game looks like it was a reject from the 1990's but it was released in 2018. Simply unforgivable. No video scaling options, fixed resolution, fixed controls, all solid reasons this falls beneath the minimum standard for any PC game released in 2018. Heck, it would fail if it was released in 1998. We had better than VGA graphics back then. Why pay $4.50 for a game that was designed to look bad on purpose?

Não deixe o visual RPG Maker te enganar, o joguinho é bom. O foco é 100% na história, onde você está preso em um loop temporal e você precisa investigar a cidade para descobrir os mistérios que ela esconde (e os finais alternativos). Esse lado de você investigar e ir juntando as pistas é bem divertido. A maioria dos finais tem uma pegada de humor, mas os finais oficiais ([spoiler] 1 e 2 [/spoiler]) puxam para um lado mais sério.

A nice game with interesting puzzles, lots of discoveries, crazy-cool story, stylish humour, cute graphics, great sounds and much fun! The concept is unusual and creates quite unique gameplay. Totally didn't expect to get into it this much. Got a bit lazy and ended up looking up hints online after 6 hours, to finish off all the endings, though. P.S. Hat. All the hats.

Basically Donnie Darko meets Earthbound, with plenty of clever puzzles and multiple routes. A joy for us, 90s nostalgic. It is really a shame that such a gem has not received more attention...

Great little puzzle game. Finished in about six hours and had a lot of fun. Reminded me of Don't Touch The Button but with more story. Big Recommend :D

Hmm, an interesting concept, you pretty much care about the story right away since the consequences are so dire, the puzzles are a bit of a mix for me, some are good and interesting, some are a little odd and even when I've gotten all the information I needed, I still had to google the answer and still couldn't figure out how it all worked out; still worth a shot :)

This was a fun and detailed exploration/mystery/puzzle game. Neat story, cute art. (It only took about 8 hours of actual playtime to complete.)

Seems to function fine and I appreciate that it's basically an escape room but the ticking clock aspect is not something I seek out.