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2027USK 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox

As an editor trapped inside a manuscript, you explore 2D pages and a 3D manor to unravel a thousand-year story that keeps writing itself. The game is unreleased, so this rating relies only on the provided metadata.

  • Lore and world history
  • Dense, handcrafted world
  • Lots to discover
  • Interconnected level design
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Hypnospace Outlaw

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2019USK 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck playable96 % positive16.79 €

Brings what grabs you about Chronoscript: The Endless End: a deep world history, lots to discover and a dense, handcrafted world.

You play a volunteer moderator in a surreal 90s-style internet, digging through fake websites, emails and apps. You solve small cases, uncover hidden pages and enjoy nostalgic humor wrapped around a surprisingly serious story.

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