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Observation

Developer No Code

Publisher Devolver Digital

Format PC, PS4 (tested)

Release Out now

No Code’s wildly ambitious follow-up to the eerie casts you as an AI that feels as flawed as a human. The game’s elevator pitch is essentially , but from the perspective of HAL – and while doesn’t quite match up to Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece, your role here is similarly, fascinatingly ambiguous. At various points during this gripping narrative adventure your actions will leave you feeling squirmingly uneasy. Are you really doing the right thing? Can it can be justified by the fact that you’re playing a computer? All the while, you have the shivering sense that at least one

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