The Silent Age
Developer:
House on Fire
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Platforms:
Android, iPad, Mac, PC
- Digital October 16, 2014 by House on Fire
In an adventure moving back and forth between present day 1972 and an unsettling future in 2011, players control a suitably named average 'Joe'. One day Joe finds a mysterious dying man who seemed to come out of nowhere. He explains Joe that something is about to go wrong which will have catastrophic influences on the future. Before he dies, he hands Joe a portable time travel device and tells Joe that the fate of humanity lies in his hands!
Episode One released for free on iOS in February 2013; Episode Two released commercially as in-app purchase in October 2014. Full game updated and ported to PC with HD graphics and full voice-overs in May 2015. Original iOS version later enhanced with the same upgrades in January 2016.
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Readers rating
Very good
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What our readers think of The Silent Age
Posted by Pegbiter on Mar 20, 2015
Well polished bagatelle
This is a rather short game with stylish graphics and a fairly nice science fiction plot. The difficulty level is unfortunately as low as they come, with always just one obvious thing to do. I am not a proponent of extremely hard puzzles but need some kind...
Posted by fanatic4hockey on Aug 13, 2014
Surprisingly great!
I enjoyed the simplicity of this game and its original time traveling theme. When is the next episode schedule to be deployed?...
Posted by Melanie68 on Feb 10, 2014
Excellent
This was a very fun play. I really liked the story (as far as it goes in the first episode) and the gameplay was fun. While the puzzles were purely inventory-based, the use of jumping between two times to solve them added a lot of interest. I really liked...
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Game Information
| Platform | Android, iPad, Mac, PC |
| Perspective | Third-Person |
| Control | Touch |
| Gameplay | Quest |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Theme | Save the world |
| Graphic Style | Stylized art |
| Presentation | 2D or 2.5D |
| Action (Compulsory) | - |
| Red Flags | - |
| Media | Internet download |
