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Poussière d'Asphalte

by Tristan

2021

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About the Story

"Un androïde se remet en marche après ce qui semble être des millénaires. Autour de lui tout
semble abandonné et en ruine.
Heureusement, SALVA, une IA guide pour droïde vient l'aider. Leurs buts: survivre et
trouver des humains. Il y a toujours des humains.


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Entrant - French Comp 2021

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
A bizarre and poetic french choice game about an old robot, February 22, 2021
by MathBrush
Related reviews: 15-30 minutes

In this French comp game, you are a robot that wakes up to be greeted by a cute little helper-AI that has a little emoji face.

In this Moiki game (a relatively new and complex engine for choice games), you have to explore everything around you to see if you can be repaired and fixed, as you are close to dying.

Everything you see, though, is rendered in poetic language, as someone has hacked you. A supermarket becomes a body, where you explore the heart, the colon, etc. and a repair shop has become a church.

I probably missed a lot of figurative language due to not being a native speaker, but the concept and execution worked really well. It can be gross at times, but is more often funny or charming. Great game.

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