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Point-and-click, Simulator, Adventure, Indie
Welcome, interrogator, to the year 2065. You were constructed to question other, disobedient androids: why do they glitch? Why do they believe they have free will? Manipulate their emotions; extract their secrets; scrap those beyond repair.
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Contemplative, dark, tiny and overwhelming.
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PC GamerLuke KempMay 202189/100An extremely intelligent sci-fi interrogation sim that's unpredictable for all the right reasons.
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KeenGamerKenzie DuApr 20218.5/10Silicon Dreams lets you play as an android tasked to investigate deviants among a society that has become dependent on robots. Will you succeed in extracting information and confessions from your subjects – or will your artificial emotions get the best of you?
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TheGamerJamie LatourApr 20214/5 starsSilicon Dreams is a tremendous detective game. The way you grill these androids for information is highly engaging. I was surprised many times by the responses I got from my interrogations and the narrative continued to get more and more compelling as I went on. If the idea of delving into the minds of androids to see what makes them tick sounds like a fun time, then you should experience the dystopian nightmare that is Silicon Dreams.
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IGDB rating 8.9/10 from 1 ratings.
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