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Archimedes

79% positive of 177 Steam reviews

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Released
2016
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Joshua Hughes.

About the game

After you purchase and install Archimedes, an old operating system appears to be running, and a strange man asks for your help as you start to discover the terrible secrets behind the game.

Tagged by players

  • Psychological Horror
  • Hacking
  • Horror

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What players say

  • Recommended
    A solid game with some really interesting ideas and good puzzles. I liked the computer interface and the use of cryptic files to tell the story. I wouldn't call it outstanding, but it definitely had a unique vibe that I enjoyed. I also really liked the main character, as his questions and reactions felt surprisingly realistic and natural.

    2.5 h played when written. 1 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    Interesting concept, but the problems with real world links in a game is that they cannot be permanent, unless the dev has his own server containing them... Having to look through a guide to complete the game because you can no longer find the files is immersionbreaking. Very interesting but hasn't aged well, as of now it's the summer of 2019. Don't buy this unless you want to support Joshua Hughes, but do please…

    1.3 h played when written. 15 found it helpful.

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