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Love space? Love AIs? Love multiple endings? Then this game is for you!
Event[0] is basically a walking simulator with puzzles and logs reading. Quite simple but yet unique due to the game's responsive and interacting computer AI. You can hold conversations (well somewhat), compliment and command the AI to do various things and depending on how well you treat it... it'll be more or less nice to you in certain situations.
The game itself is on the short side of the spectrum but will three multiple endings, you will probably be able to play it for a bit longer. There's a lot to explore and background lore to discover. For now I've only gotten one of the endings, I will replay in the future to get the other two.
I recommend this game and it would be nice to see more games from the devs in the future!
Event[0] is basically a walking simulator with puzzles and logs reading. Quite simple but yet unique due to the game's responsive and interacting computer AI. You can hold conversations (well somewhat), compliment and command the AI to do various things and depending on how well you treat it... it'll be more or less nice to you in certain situations.
The game itself is on the short side of the spectrum but will three multiple endings, you will probably be able to play it for a bit longer. There's a lot to explore and background lore to discover. For now I've only gotten one of the endings, I will replay in the future to get the other two.
I recommend this game and it would be nice to see more games from the devs in the future!
This review contains spoilers
Interesting idea, but this game was made too early. Too many times where the computer couldn't understand
me at all, and in my playthrough he got mad at me while refusing to tell me why. Kaizen doesn't like
repeating himself either, and he would answer questions I never asked. Frustrating experience, but it could
have been great if executed better.
me at all, and in my playthrough he got mad at me while refusing to tell me why. Kaizen doesn't like
repeating himself either, and he would answer questions I never asked. Frustrating experience, but it could
have been great if executed better.