This game was cool as fuck.

>>11887235 (OP)
Why?

>>11887248
It's kind of a fourth-wall breaking game. The game itself (a text adventure) is presented as the interface for the protagonist; a citizen of a futuristic dystopia who 'won' a lottery to be the wetware CPU for the systems that run their society. Originally intended for you to simply sleep away 500 years as an unthinking computer-mind, an earthquake massively damages the surface and your systems, and you have to use multiple robots that are limited in movement and sensory perception to fix things before millions die.

Oh, and they're sending a task force to unplug you and replace you with a clone, because the guy who was controller before you went crazy and tried to kill everyone, so they think you're doing it on purpose.

>>11887251
Sounds very cool, actually.

>>11887235 (OP)
>A Cryogenic Nightmare
I sure hope it's cool.

>>11887251
That plot is based as hell and subversive in a good way.

>Make torment nexus
>it works
>shit goes horribly wrong anyway

>Pick impossible difficulty
>Sun explodes

>>11887410
Just eat it before it explodes

>>11887251
>Oh, and they're sending a task force to unplug you and replace you with a clone
an action limit? say it ain't so

I could never figure out what to do in these text based games. Why won’t they let me get ye flask?

Imagine writing several interactive fiction games for Infocom, only to be remembered for fucking Bubsy.

Not exactly a sequel, but Duskers is sort of a spiritual one. Far more simple though, but the same premise.

>>11887235 (OP)

>>11887235 (OP)
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