The Epsilon Outcome

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Version 1.2 Release New features to keep up with cutting edge computing technology: UI improvements that work better with tablets and smartphones Redesign of Screen #40 for better orientation Updated game engine, to ensure that "things that ain't broke" are still fixed Elimination of the "birds chirping while indoors" bug that probably very few noticed About the Game Surrounded by a strange forest, you come across a large, peculiar metal cylinder in the middle of a murky marsh. It has slimy, rusty ladder rungs along one side. You don't know why it looks slightly familiar, but somehow you are sure that you need to find a way to get across the marsh and investigate what's down below. As you discover old crusty machines, tunnel entrances, a radio shack, and a handful of strangers, you begin to piece together the history of the experiment that had long gone amok. The Epsilon Outcome is a point-and-click adventure game with amnesia, disappearances, strange men in gray hazmat suits, and 8-bit graphics. This project is the developer's culmination of years of art, music, writing and programming. This game's for you if you're into: Retro games, science fiction, or mysteries Indie/grassroots stories, art and music Solving puzzles on your own or with a friend. Works with Steam Remote Play Together! Features: Interact with characters and solve puzzles LucasArts-style dialog, simplified Sierra-style interface A world of 39 screens Original 14-song soundtrack Online hint guide if you're in a pickle While the game features audio design, the game can be completed without sound.

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