Cyber the game

[kaizoku]

http://www.cyber-thegame.com/en/home.html

I found this one by pure chance.

“October 27th 2063, Camden City, New Jersey, USA
Your name is Jason Currial.
You are a private eye...you have become a detective after 16 years on duty as a policeman...but now the K-X300 have replaced you...
Nothing interesting have happened anymore...your last cases have been only a complete loss of time...

Until today...”

So it starts a long “cyberpunk” investigation that will lead Jason Currial in an overwhelming spiral of events...behind what it seemed the simple disappearing of his best (and only) friend, he will discover dangerous secrets for the entire humanity...or at least what it remains of it...
Many characters will cross Jason's way...some of them will be glad to help him...but others will pretend something in exchange...
In Cyber you cannot die or remain stuck for a long time...but this doesn't mean that you are not going to have troubles!
The strong point of this game is the story which involves the player as few other adventure games can do.


Features:
-an investigative adventure game inspired to noir-cyberpunk literature and cinematography
-more than 100 scenarios to visit
-one hour of music and sound effects
-more than 50 characters to interact with
-several puzzles to solve
-"bonus" sections room-escape like

Best of all it's free to play
http://www.cyber-thegame.com/en/download.html

 

[MessiahMan]

I dig that graphics-style It's not as terrible as that Might and Magic clone released recently...but it has got that awful mid-ninety's cut-scene vibe about it. It's not as laughable as the writing and puzzles, though. I haven't found anything remotely challenging yet, and I've rescued Jake and made it to cyberspace or whatever. I imagine I've seen a reasonable chunk of the game, but do they get any better?

 

[kaizoku]

I can't really answer to that, since I haven't played the game.
I just decided to share the link because it's a free game and (according to the author) its main influences are those cyberpunk movies & games we love.

What's your current take on the game?