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Epanalepsis

Epanalepsis is a narrative-focused adventure game that tells a story about those connections across sixty years and beyond that pays equal homage to New Wave science fiction, cyberpunk dystopian stories, and the art cinema of the early 1990s.

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May 21, 2015
11 years and 75 days ago
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Mostly Positive34 reviews70.6%

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About the Game

Rachel goes out drinking every night. Anthony plays his videogames. The machinery beneath the world keeps right on ticking. Epanalepsis is a narrative-focused point and click adventure game that tells a story about those connections across sixty years and beyond that pays equal homage to New Wave science fiction, cyberpunk dystopian stories, and the art cinema of the early 1990s.

FEATURES

  • Play as three characters in three radically different time periods. Experience an authentically recreated 1990s, a consumerist 2010s, and a cyberpunk 2030s.
  • Hand-crafted visuals wrung from the cramping hands of a very committed developer.
  • Narrative-focused adventure gaming without the stress and trauma of puzzles or inventory management.