[millenia]

Originally Posted by rayvio

I bought Culpa Innata from the Steam sale as well, although I haven't gotten round to playing it yet. the lack of subtitles kind of put me off a little, I think it's down to bad memories from the Amiga Valhalla games where figuring out what the character was saying was often more challenging than the puzzles

I had to get back to this as I looked it up and it seems Adventure Shop has the UK uncut version that is fully subtitled with a couple of extra scenes. Atm it is 4.99$. I think I will actually buy this game twice now. I hadn't found the time to replay the game yet so surely I will do it with the other version then. Also it seems that Steam doesn't have the latest patches for the game.

[Origami]

Nobody mentioned I have no mouth yet I must scream?

[Arial Type]

And mo mention of Dreamweb! That's a crime. And if you dig further into futuristic, there's The Dig. Plus the underrated Chronomaster, which is as close to futuristic as possible, because it was written and designed by Zelazny himself.

[Crunchy in milk]

Nikopol: Secrets of the Immortals (immortels?) has an interesting and visually rich, dystopian future setting.

screenshots, metacritic score. It didn't score well, I've not finished it myself but from the little I've played it, I agree with the 'fiddly' comments. Puzzles often rely on you doing exactly as the developer intended while fighting the interface.

[Gonchi]

Originally Posted by millenia

I had to get back to this as I looked it up and it seems Adventure Shop has the UK uncut version that is fully subtitled with a couple of extra scenes. Atm it is 4.99$. I think I will actually buy this game twice now. I hadn't found the time to replay the game yet so surely I will do it with the other version then. Also it seems that Steam doesn't have the latest patches for the game.

Thanks for the heads up on that one. I already had the retail release, but I couldn't pass up getting the uncut version at that price.