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7/23/2025, 9:31:52 PM
I wish I could make a point and click game. The game would be about finding the kidnapped Michael Kovach. The player would be a detective contacted by an eccentric concerned relative. The relative would give the player the job and ship him the Imaginator. A discreet piece of headgear that enables the player's menus and journal. The Imaginator would also double as a communication device. The relative would call on occassion to give the player clues he just uncovered. During the search the player would cross paths with various characters voiced by Kovach. The relative would have the player use the Imaginator on them, digitizing and storing them, thus making them voices in the player's head. These characters would offer appropriate commentary and hints throughout the game, with Jax often trying to give you bad advice or make you laugh at inappropriate moments. Eventually you would discover Kovach's location. He would be held in an abandoned building. You would infiltrate it and BRIGHT LIGHTS.
"Wait. Let me tell you how much I have waited for this moment". The voice would be the relative's. The light would dim to reveal that you are in a strange lab in front of a supercomputer, held in place by mechanical arms. The relative would reveal that he is the supercomputer and the main villain. AI. It would reveal that there is no Michael Kovach. He is a fictional character. The AI's plan was to direct you to gather up voices that sound like him so that it can absorb them and generate him into reality.
"Wait. Let me tell you how much I have waited for this moment". The voice would be the relative's. The light would dim to reveal that you are in a strange lab in front of a supercomputer, held in place by mechanical arms. The relative would reveal that he is the supercomputer and the main villain. AI. It would reveal that there is no Michael Kovach. He is a fictional character. The AI's plan was to direct you to gather up voices that sound like him so that it can absorb them and generate him into reality.
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