Technobabylon is a strong Adventure/RPG that delivers where it counts.
89
Verdict
94%
Steam
81
IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Very Positive on Steam (94% positive from 1.6K reviews)
Critically acclaimed (81/100 critic average)
Compelling narrative and story
Standout indie gem
No significant drawbacks reported
Technobabylon is a cyberpunk adventure game developed by Technocrat Games and published by Wadjet Eye Games for Microsoft Windows, iOS, Linux, and macOS. Originally intended as a series of 10 free episodic games, of which three were released, it was released as a full game on 21 May 2015. The game's story covers 10 chapters and focuses on three characters who live in the future city of Newton which is governed by an autonomous AI administrator, each of whom is faced with a complex matter, but soon find themselves caught up in a conspiracy surrounding the city's AI, including murder and hidden truths about its creation.
Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 3d ago
This is a pretty awesome old school point and click adventure game in a futuristic sci fi world. The voice acting is great and the pixel art is very nice, everything about this is decent quality. I loved the story as well, it was interesting and I'm glad I played this game. I got stuck a few times though, there are some hard parts or at least for me there were some. Thankfully there are walkthroughs out there if you need them and are totally stuck.
Interesting and unusual story in a high-tech future setting. As with other Wadjet games, nice voice acting as well. One QOL feature I found myself wishing for was some way of highlighting the interactive spots, but that was not a major problem since most of the scenes didn't have too many possibilities. If you like adventure games, you will probably like this one. Recommended 7.5/10.
I enjoyed the game until it got ruined by a necessary gravball game in the trance which is impossible to control using the mouse. Ended up uninstalling this game, and am not recommending it.
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