狂潮-Staggering Through The Dark
This is an AVG trying to tell a story about a city under British governance. In 1970s, newspapers were rife with exaggerated title and drama plots. Xu Dan, a fresh journalist accidentally ran into a collaboration of cops and mafia.
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November 18, 2020
5 years and 258 days ago
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Positive44 reviews93.2%
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5 itemsAbout the Game
As a historical novel with interaction and multiple endings, the story is connected with several real events happened in 1970s, trying to figure out how power changed and what was the driven energy of those social movements.
As a journalist, you can influence public opinion by choosing different tittle and photograph, which will lead to different endings.
What is behind the establishment of ICAC?
Where should you set the boundaries between public security and freedom of speech?
How will you write about teenagers destroying 7 vehicles during Christmas Eve?
What is right?
To what extend you can make a difference?
And what are you willing to sacrifice for it?
As a journalist, you can influence public opinion by choosing different tittle and photograph, which will lead to different endings.
What is behind the establishment of ICAC?
Where should you set the boundaries between public security and freedom of speech?
How will you write about teenagers destroying 7 vehicles during Christmas Eve?
What is right?
To what extend you can make a difference?
And what are you willing to sacrifice for it?
