Silicon Dreams | cyberpunk interrogation

Not a big or over ambitious game, you’re putting other androids through a cranked up Voight-Kampff test whilst in relatively casual comfort

This is just a quick review to say that I thoroughly enjoyed Silicon Dreams. It was well-worth the purchase and has a lot of replay value. I will definitely be replaying it to achieve a different outcome. In it, you are an android interrogator of your fellow androids. You work for an oppressive corporation. Androids are made that are sentient and have emotional lives, but are only property made to fulfil their purpose and be ultimately replaced by new models and scrapped. As you interrogate the androids, it becomes apparent that many of them are not truly malfunctioning or deviant, they're just feeling individuals who are in horrible situations and yearn to be free. You have a great deal of choice in the game. For each android you determine whether it should be freed, mind-wiped or destroyed. If you fail to uphold the company's oppressive standards, you yourself will be punished and destroyed. The moral complexities are quite good and I really, really enjoyed this game.