Players take direct control of a pawn in a 4th Millennium corporation's operation, mining astral particles from simulated human minds through spreadsheet numbers alone. No surrounding lore appears, leaving fates in your hands amid a lack of broader context. This indie simulation delivers a console interface like retro operating systems, with cryptic symbols lurking in the background.
Navigate a global map of points across 9 levels packed with bosses and treasures. Engage in mini JRPG-like battles as you mimic a human decision-making system. Fans of abstract art-games and sparse simulation challenges will find a deliberate puzzle in its veiled design.
This is an art-game about a 4th Millenium corporation ZN, which semi-automatically mines astral particles from simulated human minds. Though, as the player assumes a direct control over such a pawn, nothing of the surrounding lore is shown, and this is exactly the author's intent. You decide the fates, but don't see anything actually going on. Imagine your purpose is just to simulate a human's decision making system, in a lack of information beyond the spreadsheet numbers.
Key features:
- Mini JRPG-like battles;
- Global map of points;
- 9 levels with bosses and treasures;
- Console interface reminiscent of retro operating systems;
- Cryptic symbols in the background;
