VirtuaVerse Review | SGR
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my First Review in a Long Time is for a Game Called VirtuaVerse!
VirtuaVerse is a point-and-click adventure game developed by Theta Division Games and published by Blood Music for Windows. The game is set in the future and features science fiction and cyberpunk elements. It was released on May 12, 2020 on the online platforms Steam and GOG.
Gameplay:
The player takes control of Nathan and has to collect items, talk to NPCs, and solve riddles in order to advance in the story. Later in the game, the player can toggle the protagonist's AVR headset, which allows them to see the augmented virtual reality, revealing different hotspots in the game's world. The AVR headset is needed to solve certain kinds of riddles.
Plot:
One day, Nathan wakes up and his girlfriend Jay is missing. In order to contact her, he has to have his AVR headset repaired. After visiting a shop downtown and repairing his headset, Nathan finds that his girlfriend is a hacker and involved in obscure hacking activities. Nathan wants to find out the truth and gets dragged into a world of technomancers, AVR graffiti artists, hacker gangs, tribes of crypto shamans, digital archaeologists, epic cyberwars, and virtual reality debauchery.
Development:
VirtuaVerse was created by the Finnish indie developer Theta Division Games. The team consists of heavy metal band Master Boot Record who was responsible for the story, sound, and music, Alessio Cosenza alias Elder0010 who was responsible for the programming, and Valenberg who did the art for the game. Furthermore, the game was localized into several languages by the team Warlocs. Development of the game started in 2016, and after four years, it was released on May 12, 2020.
EDIT: Correction!! the game released on May 12!
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