Fixer's Tale
A humorous sci-fi text-driven adventure where you play a support engineer sent to fix system failures in a secret research complex. Explore strange labs, investigate bizarre incidents, solve absurd problems, talk to depressed robots, and make choices that lead to multiple endings.
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6 itemsAbout the Game
Welcome to Camelot-22, a secret research complex where every broken system, unsafe experiment, and bizarre incident somehow becomes your problem.
Fixer’s Tale is a humorous interactive story inspired by classic text adventures. You play a support engineer sent across the facility to investigate failures, deal with eccentric machines, survive questionable working conditions, and somehow keep the place running for one more day.
As you move through the complex, you’ll explore strange locations, solve light puzzles, take part in absurd conversations, uncover secrets, and make choices that affect how the story ends.
What to expect
A text-driven sci-fi adventure inspired by classic text adventures
A secret research complex full of strange incidents and stranger characters
Humor, branching dialogues, and multiple endings
Several paths through the story, including hidden outcomes
Light puzzles, exploration, and optional discoveries
Plenty of references, details, and secrets to uncover
Game features
10 unusual locations across five floors
Around 36,000 words of story
Multiple endings, including secret ones
Multiple routes to the ending
Camelot-22 is falling apart. Grab your toolkit and do what every support engineer does best: walk into chaos and pretend this is a normal workday.
