Patrik Pajer The future does not look good. Whatever you think about the future of our civilization, the developers from the Wooden Monkeys studio do not see it very rosy. They set their new game in a dystopian near future in which big tech companies have amassed so much power and influence that they rise above the law itself. You can experience a world where technology is no longer just a helper, but a necessary part of everyday life as a savvy hacker in the game Song of Farca.
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But the main character of the game, Isabella Song, prefers to call herself a private detective instead of a hacker. During the game, you will solve various cases, from the disappearance of a young girl to the disappearance of a prototype robotic terrier. However, Isabella's current situation has a catch. The detective is currently under house arrest, where she didn't get there by hacking one of the multinational companies, but simply by participating in a pub brawl. You will solve all the cases from the comfort of your home, where the game shows you Isabella's apartment in the upper third of the image and her computer screen in the lower part.
In addition to the opportunity to use your deductive abilities, each of the cases represents a mixture of different logical puzzles. By hacking and controlling your group of multi-role drones, you will then gather information about suspects and victims. You will then use them in the next version of puzzles - conversational puzzles, where you will pressure your targets and sometimes even blackmail them. Of course, Isabella doesn't stay with small cases for very long. everything gets complicated when related information starts piling on top of each other leading to people who are not to be messed with.
- Developer: Wooden Monkeys
- Čeština: Not
- Price: 15,11 €
- Platform: macOS, Windows, Linux
- Minimum requirements for macOS: macOS 10.13 or later, Intel Core i5 processor, 4 GB RAM, AMD Radeon HD 6750M graphics card or better, 2 GB free space
