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Hypnospace Outlaw (2019)Released 12 Mar 2019Follow a person's homemade pages, downloads and messages until a seemingly trivial rule violation becomes part of a much larger history. HypnOS makes browsing and learning a community's habits the detective work. Its garish late-1990s websites are a fictional network inside the game. Expect dense…0
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Secret Little Haven (2018)Released 30 Jan 2018Alex's chats and magical-girl fan forum make a desktop into a record of a teenager finding community and understanding her gender. SanctuaryOS includes its own browser, chat client and creative applications; moving between them is part of reading the story. These are fictional correspondents and…0
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Analogue: A Hate Story (2012)Released 1 Feb 2012Read a lost generation ship's personal records and ask its AI interpreters what those records mean. The archive's organisation and the voices helping you navigate it shape your understanding of a damaged society. Expect substantial text, choices and some terminal interaction, with several endings…0
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Her Story (2015)Released 24 Jun 2015Search a police video database by words spoken in interviews, then use what you hear to decide the next search. The interface controls which fragments of a woman's account become visible, making your vocabulary the tool for assembling a narrative. This is filmed testimony rather than a prose chat…0
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Dead Letter Dept. (2025)Released 30 Jan 2025Transcribe damaged mail images at a work terminal and notice when routine data entry starts to address you in unsettling ways. Reading and physically typing the words give the horror its particular intimacy. The full 2025 game includes multiple endings and scenes beyond the desk. Mouse and keyboard…0
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Orwell: Keeping an Eye on You (2016)Released 27 Oct 2016Decide which fragments from profiles, messages and private files become evidence in a government surveillance system. A desktop turns reading into an editorial responsibility: your selection affects how other people are judged. The citizens and services belong to the fiction. Start with this first…0
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Hacknet (2015)Released 12 Aug 2015A dead hacker's automated messages lead you through a simulated network, where files and command-line actions reveal what happened to him. The terminal gives the narrative a procedure you must perform, with more syntax to learn than a conventional visual novel. Work within the game's fictional…0
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Mainlining (2017)Released 26 Jan 2017Gather files, follow leads and decide when an intelligence case is ready to submit, entirely through your agent's simulated desktop. Its appeal is seeing how scattered digital traces become an accusation, including what you might miss by closing a case too soon. This is a point-and-click…0
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Event[0] (2016)Released 14 Sept 2016Type your own messages to Kaizen at terminals around a stranded spaceship and try to secure its cooperation. Here the language interface is a relationship: what you ask and how the computer responds change how the situation feels. First-person exploration and environmental puzzles also matter.…0
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Do Not Feed the Monkeys (2018)Released 23 Oct 2018Watch compromised camera feeds, collect revealing words and decide whether to interfere in the subjects' lives. Your computer becomes a morally uncomfortable way to learn about strangers through incomplete glimpses. This is the original game, not the 2099 sequel. Rent, food, sleep and work compete…0