Interesting extension on point and click genre with cybernetic augmentation abilities: bioscan, muscle boost, evidence scans, and others as acquired depending on 3 different character development paths.

Well-voiced characters and dialogue, but unfortunately some very long-winded unnecessary dialogue.

Ultimately, the game falls flat due to uninteresting characters and terrible, obtuse, and cryptic puzzles that are largely incoherent and annoying guess work.

Also automatically overwrites branching save to purposely block players from trying alternate ending decisions and forcing full play-through to see other endings.

Deceptive developer decision restricting player freedom and padding actual game length.
A shallow game made by shallow people.

Whispers of a Machine is my first point-and-click-style game. I enjoyed the story, which discusses topics surrounding the ideological idea of AI as a god. The story occurs in a post-technological collapse caused by humans clashing with AI. It took around five hours to complete the main story, which was the perfect amount of time for me as any longer and I would have started to get bored.

The gameplay is decent, and bugs are extremely limited. However, you may need to force windowed mode for the game to function correctly. I recommend it to people who enjoy interesting narratives and crime-inspired tales.

A cyberpunk detective point and click with some neat cyberware mechanics where you can scan the environment or monitor people's heartrates while you're interrogating them. I couldn't figure out the puzzles though and when I'd look them up it was always something I never would have thought to try. Probably good for old school adventure game fans but I tapped out.