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Took me hours and a night's sleep, but got the last one using five out of six in main. Best game I've played in a long, long time. Reminds me of... how was it written? n0tpr0n?
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I feel like I'm missing something obvious, but I can't figure out how to find the password to get into the mainframe.
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You can use wolfram alpha to translate the morse code. And for other scientific researches in general. It's a great database :)
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@doplerefect Try tilting the screen away from you, with brightness on the lowest setting. squint at the white part... a new word should appear.
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i played the first game, but i can hardly remember the mechanics, that was such a long time ago. this is gonna be a struggle, cos i aint going through episode one again.
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So we have created a program that has the capacity to learn and make independent decisions, and we also have a matter-creating Door and access to the world's network? No problem, let's just leave her alone, with the Door!
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Can someone tell me if the photo puzzle can be solved without photoshop? I haven't got any advanced tools here and the simple brightness/contrast doesn't seem to work.
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That required a lot of effort. And the final bot minigame almost broke me. 5/5, could easily reach 6 out of 5 were it not for the twitter feed. It never crossed my mind that these 60s era scientists would set up a twitter account :\
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For the audio.mp3 - 2 mails are missing. I have checked every computer twice, but then I needed walkthrough to see what is missing. Dear developer, pls check where the mails with s and the second 4 are.
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I haven't finished yet, but some of these mini games are ridiculous. The morse code doesn't even translate properly. 20 seconds to view the image and then visually cross-check sixteen flags? JFC on a popsicle stick, give me a break! I enjoy a mental challenge, but this felt like asking Snake Plisskin to make 10 full-court baskets in a row with a 10-second shot clock. I'm only human!
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CHANGE (or add) "*" as the multiplier, not "x". I had to cheat to find out I had gotten the answer correct MANY times :(
Great game, 5/5. It took me awhile to figure out the password for .audio.mp3, but was it ever fulfilling.
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By the end of the game, I had fully expected what was going to happen in the ending. I genuinely hesitated before I typed in those last keystrokes to finish the game, knowing what would happen. Despite that predictability, the game was astounding in that it actually makes the player feel apart of the story. The ending was still somehow mindblowing, almost as mindblowing as the gameplay itself. I was extremely impressed by episode 1, and the success of that game put the bar high for the sequel. I'm glad to say that episode 2 definitely rose above that bar. 10/5 (if only I could rate it that way).
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The photograph of the couple, I couldn't see the red text properly so I tilted my screen back and ooh... something else is written there. You don't have to faff with photoshop and screen brightness!! Just tilt your screen back :D
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@StevenD25, try the previous ciphertext code from Twitter if the newest one doesn't work. Great ending, though I agree with strategyfan 100%, lol. Maybe they were going for the irony of something every computer comes with today being elusive in their fictionally futuristic 1960s world?
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Love it! Only complaint is I wish it had the option of saving. My computer crashed and I had to play through the entire beginning again to get to where I was. But other than that, amazing!
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Minor bug: Does not gracefully handle CapsLock on the opening screen. Spent five to ten minutes trying to figure out why I couldn't get in when I pressed "U".
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5/5. Awesome puzzle game. One of the hardest I played. It's pretty rare to find a puzzle game with a storyline like that. The storyline is full of suspense, you don't fully understand what are you doing here and in order to accomplish what. The suspense increases from part to part along with the difficulty. The last puzzle is clearly a pain in the ass and when you solved it, the suspense is at its paroxysm. So you clear the very last easy puzzle and watch the spectacular ending... And finally understand everything. No spoil, but if you're stuck, try harder, the ending is worth it, promise. :)
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How much will this game have parts ? 4 or 5 ?
Because there is the high zone, 6 levels, there is a mid zone, and there is a red unnamed zone which I just call the deep zone.
But still, amaizing game!
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Shiro96: There is a HUGE hint there. Btw, at some screens the luminosity changes if you look at it from a different angle. I did that, worked. And hey, there are hints. A lot of them. ;)