Whispers of a Machine

In a game where choices matter, the developer decided to have one single save game. The dev's reason? They have a particular dislike for a gameplay style: to prevent savescumming. You don't savescum, but after finishing the game wanted a way to play other choices? Too bad: there's not a way to do that in game without either playing the entire game over again or creating a vast save archive system manually. If that doesn't sound like your thing: pass this one up, even if you're a die hard point and click enthusiast.

Binged the Kathy Rain games before moving onto this game. All of them are solid, fun point and click adventure games. While I haven't gotten very far in Whispers of a Machine, I still see the same positive beats and notes from Kathy Rain and has similar vibes. My review is basically telling people to go play all their games. That's it. That's the review.

A good story driven game. I would not say there were twist, as there were no real expectations who did it. But suprises. It is well writen well paces. I may not agree with what it was saying about A.I. but that asside, good ride.

Man, it was a great story and told in a brilliant way. I liked how in many cases you didn't have just one solution to a puzzle and how your choices directly affected how you could solve puzzles later on. Voice acting was also really good

I loved it.