Well, you are you. There's no doubt about that.
But your doubts are about something else, right?
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An ancient scroll has just been found, but its content is highly encrypted.
The inscriptions indicate that the cipher's keyword was buried somewhere inside a local gold mine.
Pickaxe in hand, you begin to dig your way down to this mystery's solution.
But then, things start taking a disturbingly odd turn.
How deep will you go before losing touch with reality?
Manage your resources, upgrade your equipment, and remember:
the mine's sprawling structure is the same for everyone.
Watching other players play DDZ and following in their steps can help you reach deeper levels quicker. Even though...
Chromautoma is an endless and ever-evolving cellular automata simulation with interactive chromatic features.
Chromautoma is not a screensaver but something more akin to a cloud watching simulator. It's been designed to generate and animate organic looking patterns with layered cave-like depths.
Put on some relaxing music, launch Chromautoma, and see if you can catch an interesting or inspiring sight among its constantly changing sceneries.
Chromautoma offers up to 9 different active colors (with variable intensities) and a grayscale mode.
You can cycle through the available active colors by pressing the [SPACE BAR] on your keyboard (for the RGB values) , the [DOWN ARROW] key (for the CMY values), or the [TAB] key (for the Orange, Spring Green, and Purple values).
You can also directly select a color by pressing its corresponding key ([R], [G], [B], [C], [M], [Y], [O], [S], or [P]).
The grayscale mode can be toggled on and off by pressing the [UP ARROW] key.
Each press of the [LEFT ARROW] or [RIGHT ARROW] keys, instead, respectively decreases or increases the intensity (i.e., a mix of saturation and bit depth) of the currently active color (press [ENTER] to reset the intensity to its default value).
Use the [BACKSPACE] key to return to the main menu and the [ESCAPE] key to quit.
Confidential Marbles exists as an entity of its own.
The usual approach to a game like this would imply that the main objective is to reach its end. And while Confidential Marbles does include such a possible outcome (in multiple ways), it offers much more than that.
The game's non-linear narrative is embedded within a special mechanic that allows for you to come back to its world on a daily basis and gradually solve the riddle which lies at the heart of its dark events.
Discovering every secret may take you a while, but even in the complete absence of savegames, it won't be like starting all over again, because the game is there all the time, waiting for you to play its own deeper game, in a reality that simply exists and always will.
Confidential Marbles features horror elements, disturbing sights, environmental puzzles, and a strategy-based match-3 game with a memory twist.
Best experienced with headphones on and lights off.
This Labyrinth is a game, and as with any other game, it's meant to be played.
In order to do so, just remember to closely follow its instructions.
It's that simple.
One night, I dreamed of a game that didn't exist.
Now it does.
This Labyrinth is the result of turning that dream into a playable dissertation on its main themes, while making sure to preserve its atmosphere and contents.
Red Pool is challenging.
Red Pool is about timing, reasoning, and perseverance.
Red Pool demands your utmost attention.
And so does its story.
Yes, but what is Red Pool?
Red Pool is essentially an arcade game, with an interactive fiction heart, and a thriller narrative.
There's a very high chance that you've never played anything like it.
This game features multiple endings unlocked through a sequential discovery mechanism.
To preserve the layered meaning of the narrated events, it is advised to complete Red Pool in a single continuous session.
Quitting the game will reset your progress.
Remember: before it's all said and done, you can always have another try.
For a better experience, make sure to wear a pair of headphones.
A Quiet Nothing is a crime story where an unconventionally presented narrative will let you relive the events of a very strange case.
All the elements required to understand what happened are in your hands.
Or better, in your mind.
Quantum File Splitter deals with a rather specific case scenario.
Let's imagine three parties: a Sender and two Recipients ("Recipient A" and "Recipient B").
The Sender needs to send a file to both Recipients, but neither A nor B must be able to access the file's content unless the other Recipient agrees to do so as well by providing a proof of consent.
In this case, the following conditions ARE NOT allowed:
