A unique post-apocalyptic experience. In a world where planes are the only form of transport, a set of memories must be pieced together to discover how the world has fallen apart.
Main Game Concept:
In this experimental narrative-adventure game, you become an observer of your own memories. As this world comes to you, is it too late to change your life choices?
A deep and original narrative told through the world and your memories.
All That Remains Review:
A pack of memories take you on an adventure into a dark and mysterious place.
Does this game live up to the hype? Let’s find out.
Let’s start with the easy things, you’re playing as Glen, he’s a middle aged man and you’re going to have to piece together his life, as he comes to terms with his final moments. The game is presented through his memories and there are even flashbacks to his childhood.
There’s a few things that make the game unique:
A main theme and a narrative that plays on the concept of time and memory. As you play you’ll be treated to different themes like full moon, noise, death and many more.
A stealthy element is integrated in the game where you’ll be able to lie and steal things from people that you could take their clothes, shoes, or money.
And to top it all of, this game goes about its business through a lovely retro inspired visual style and soundtrack.
So what’s the big deal here? Its presented through a mix of different themes and a few distinct characters that you encounter along your adventure. When you start you’ll be given some vague information to start from, and these will grow as the story progresses. So as Glen finds out more and more about the world he lives in, the world will change and in turn the narrative will change and he’ll start to be more emotionally involved and will react in different ways to certain situations.
Something else I really like is that each and every person you’ll come across will have an impact on your life. Through their own lives, the way they remember things and the emotions they feel will have an influence on you.
This game will make you think and rethink your life decisions.
While being hypnotic to look at, it’s dark and creepy environment certainly doesn’t hurt to have a chilling atmosphere. That�
The computer overload has come, and now it’s time to settle the score. Who will be left standing when the Death League gives battle? You can play alone or with up to three friends.
Choose your color to initiate the battle. Each player has access to a unique and different collection of powerful weapons. From one-hit killing robots to gleaming sword-armors, you’ll be surprised at the diverse arsenal and unique abilities of each ranged attacker.
Don’t just stand by watching; step in and prove your skills in role-playing gladiator combat.
Note: The game also requires an OpenGL capable graphics card.