Title: Master Reboot
Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie
Developer:
Wales Interactive
Publisher:
Wales Interactive
Release Date: 29 Oct, 2013

Minimum:

• OS: Windows XP, Vista, 7
  
• Processor: Intel Core2 Duo, AMD Athlon64 x2, or better
  
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
  
• Graphics: Shader Model 3 Compatible
  
• DirectX: Version 9.0c
  
• Storage: 2 GB available space
  
• Sound Card: DirectX compatible sound card

English

I've only played the first couple of sections but this game keeps me on the edge of my seat. There\u2019s a mixture of good ideas.. I had no idea what I was getting into when I started up the game, didn't read anything about it. The start was pretty but I was tempted to quit, so just get passed the first 5 minutes if you feel the same way. I was captivated by my surroundings as I went through the game; love the artwork and graphics. I wasn't expecting it to be a puzzle game but I have enjoyed doing them and did quite good at solving them. Not sure if spoilers but I jumped a few times at the demon girl who popped out of places haha I haven't finished the game but I am definitely enjoying it and would like to see more games like this or DLCs.. Warning: This game will leave you with many unanswered questions. Many.

I hesitantly recommend this game because of the gaping holes in whatever concept of a storyline it seems to have, but if you are a fan of psychological thrillers, then you'd be a fan of this game.

Personally, I'd favor a more structured background of your situation in the game, but if you appreciate mystery more than I do the pieces of the big puzzle can be a thrill to assemble.

The games succeeds in two points: It's very eerie (a must have for games such as this), and its puzzles vary widely enough to stay interesting throughout the entire game. Whether it's mazes, lasers, shaped puzzles, item hunts, audio matchups, etc, every puzzle was simple yet complex enough to allow for the thrill and the (limited) storytelling in between.

I picked this game up on sale, and if you're looking for a quick thrill, I recommend you do too.. Master Reboot is a bit of an odd game. In both an obvious way and a non-obvious way. Essentially, the idea behind Master Reboot is that you are in a future where people can upload their memories, personality, and other traits into a cloud service, and then family and friends can visit these memories or download and install these peoples personalities into robotic shells to continue living with them if they desire. However, there was a crash in the system that caused the whole cloud service to have a reboot, which lost and corrupted some data. And now you play someone delving into the memories of someone with said corrupted data looking for something.

It's basically a walking simulator experience game, except not in a typical sense. The game is split-up into memories, with each memory being a stage. They're called memories, but they're more like surreal dreams, with a lot of odd and abstract imagery and logic. Each memory also is different, and not just in themes, but with what you do. Some are literal walking simulators, but others have elements like puzzles, or things you have to avoid or sneak past or else you'll die.

The stages have some good variety. Some are more relaxing, like this beach stage where you look for items with a metal detector. Others are a bit obtuse with what you must do, like this one amusement park stage you attend too. Some take on a horror tone, with creepy atmosphere and things trying to kill you.

On that note, my favorite stage, and something that was legitimately scary, was the plane memory. With memories in the game like a hospital and school and graveyard, you'd think one of those would be the scariest stage (and they do have some creepy factor, to be sure), but the actual scariest stage was definitely the plane one. It scared me pretty bad a few times, and this is coming from someone who plays a lot of horror games.

That's the thing I think this game does best. Atmosphere. I think the people who will enjoy this game the most are those who like atmosphere and maybe some oddities in their games. It was a bit longer than I was anticipating, but I did like it. Not the best thing I've ever played, but I liked the variety of tasks and settings, even if the basic concept of the game's story was more interesting than the story that develops in the game. But I'd say worth checking out if you're into this kind of thing.. When I saw this game on the new releases page, the concept of the soul cloud, the soundtrack, and the art direction immediately caught my attention and got me to make a rare impule buy. Featuring gorgeous art direction, great sound design, an interesting plot, and an atmosphere that can get really creepy at times for a game that isn't strictly a horror game. It feels low budget and rough around the edges in places, but it's a great effort and a certain audience will absolutely love it. There's some actiony gameplay in here and a little bit of platforming, but the playtime is dominated by puzzles which are typically engaging but simple. Really, the puzzles are just a way to get you to explore the environment and the storyline and could have been cut without losing much.

The whole futuristic posthuman idea has always fascinated me, and I'd love to see a sequel that goes a little deeper into the world of the soul cloud.. Wow.

What should I say about this game?

I had been interested in it from the moment I had seen it on Steam nearly a year ago. What had kept me from purchasing it right away was the horror aspect, but that definitely added to the game, rather than detracted from it. I am absolutely glad that I bought and played this game through, and definitely plan on playing through again to unlock the alternate ending.

Master Reboot delivers an artistic experience with a story to match that leaves you eager to play each section and find every secret. This game will leave you wanting to play more of it even after finishing it. Step into the Soul Cloud yourself and learn about the Mysteri Corporation and those involved in it's origins.

Some of the "horror" aspects of the game are predictable, but still managed to frighten me. Besides that the story is constantly compelling and the voice acting is well done. I would rate the game a solid 9 out of 10.. let me starT out by saying that this game had some of the most unforgiving puzzels i've ever experienced, actually at one point requiring me to take out my smartphone and take a few pictures of the screen (you'll know which one i'm talking about).

nevertheless, i beat it. the ending is sad and reminds me of a movie, (the whole story would've been great as a movie). the scares are usually legit but there were a few false alarms. the atmosphere was wonderful, managing to be horrifying at some parts and serene at others, all while maintaining that underlying level of how disturbing this world really is.

i beat it, but im worried that i missed something because towards the end is a "choice" but im almost too tired right now to go back and check it out. i'd recommend it, especially if its on sale, as it was creative and the story was pretty interesting (EVEN THOUGH THERE ARE SOME QUESTIONS LEFT UNANSWERED)

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