The Turing Test

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A truly smart game.

A great puzzle-solving game.

An interesting puzzle game, with increasing mechanics as you progress.

I highly recommend this game for anyone who likes puzzles and comparing an AI's mind to that of a human. The entire game is an argument on what it means to be alive and to be conscious. Is free will worth having if it means others will undoubtedly suffer because of it? Your perception of who is good and who is bad changes throughout the game as each character depicts their arguments and you discover hidden journals and recordings in the game. I was not expecting to enjoy the game this much but from a story standpoint it is 10/10 and the gameplay resembles that of the Portal series but with its own unique flares that continue to be built upon until the very end. It is quite a short game to 100% for $20 so I would recommend trying to get it on sale, but I can't deny that this is a high-quality game. 10/10, amazing

Lazily programmed and missing very common options. Simple things like having to select windowed to get borderless fullscreen, SFX volume indicator not applying to menu sounds, and no way to turn off a crazy amount of lens flare can be ignored. No option to turn off "head bob" and leaning while walking are a huge problem for me. I have mild motion sickness and can deal with first person games no problem as long as they don't do this, but the forced motion for this game made me unable to play more than 10 minutes without getting sick.

Very decent puzzle game, it gives portal vibes. The story is good and i like how they made you choose your own ending. The puzzles are fairly simple and gets more advanced the longer you get, however still doable fairly easy without using help. Game is about 4 hours if you complete the optionable rooms too.

Puzzles são bem progressivos na dificuldade, ao estilo The Tales Principle