Zarathustra - Cybergeddon (2024)

Developer: Tim Rachor
Platforms: Windows
Genres: Adventure, Free To Play
Rating: 3.9 of 5, 68 player ratings
Typical playtime: about 3.7 hours
Where to get it: Steam

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How it feels

A slow-burning narrative investigation in a cyberpunk world, driven by philosophical conversations between a protagonist and a disembodied consciousness inside her head.

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What players say

Players are divided on this free AI-generated point and click adventure. Many recommend it as a decent and short game, praising its art and worldbuilding that leans into cosmic horror, while others criticize it for soulless AI voices, generic puzzles, and a confusing plot with softlock potential. The world map resetting and lack of visual distinction between locations is a common complaint.

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