You fill out a report and then choose to either let them go, have them reprogrammed, or have them destroyed. The other half of the game – deciding what to do with each subject after the interrogation – is just as deceptively simple.
There were plenty of times where I thought I had everything figured out, only for one line of conversation to blow that completely away. The personalities of each subject are memorable and compelling even the tutorial has plenty of narrative curveballs for you to find.Īdd in the fact that the interrogations always have multiple paths you can take, and it’s easy to get sucked right in. Silicon Dreams is captivating right out of the gate thanks to some incredibly strong writing. And that’s even before you get into the decision-making. Well, simple on paper anyway, as your means of interrogating your subjects become increasingly elaborate as the game advances. What’s most surprising, though, is how well it translates.Īs a corporate interrogation android, your mission is simple: use a series of questions and mental tests to determine whether your interview subject displays any aberrant behavior. It’s so iconic, in fact, that someone decided to make an entire video game based on the concept.
SILICON DREAMS ANDROID
Easily one of its most iconic moments comes with the Voight-Kampf test, a combination retinal scan and personality test used to determine whether or not someone is, in fact, a Replicant android posing as a human. Nearly 40 years after its original release, Blade Runner remains a milestone of sci-fi. Silicon Dreams by James Patton & Clockwork Bird
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