DYSCHRONIA: Chronos Alternate – Dual Edition Free Download

DYSCHRONIA: Chronos Alternate – Dual Edition Video Game Free Download Repacklab

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DYSCHRONIA: Chronos Alternate – Dual Edition Video Game Free Download Repacklab. The game represents an evolutionary step for VR developer MyDearest. I played MyDearest’s previous title, Altdeus: Beyond Chronos on Quest II, and really enjoyed it for its high-end, living anime presentation. Indeed, if you look at a screenshot for either of these games, they look like screens from an anime film. But when you see these images in 3D, and interact with them, you get a sense of the hard work and artistry that went into creating them. REPACKLAB.COM SEXY GAMES

Altdeus was a VR visual novel, a fun tale told in VR with some limited interactions. But Dyschronia takes things much further than its predecessor, feeling more like an adventure title than simply a 3D storybook. While there are still some long story sections filled with conversations, Dyschronia is far more interactive, allowing the player to freely move about environments and interact with characters that live within. There are even a few short stealth sections, showing that MyDearest is stretching its legs a bit and trying new things.

Setting the Stage: Dome-Covered City and Augmented Dreaming

In Dyschronia, players take on the role of Hal, a newly graduated detective just passing his final exams and starting on his first day of work. Hal and his fellow citizens live in a dome-covered city, created by Professor Rumford, a technological visionary. Rumford has developed Augmented Dreaming, a computer-assisted state of being, in which all citizens share their thoughts and feelings, making crime a thing of the past. If you feel what everyone is feeling, you aren’t as likely to hit them with a bat. Legends of Kingdom Rush 

Or let me amend that to “making crime almost a thing of the past”, because on Hal’s first day as a detective, Professor Rumford gets straight up murdered in his apartment. As the city locks down in shock at the crime, the AI that runs the city taps Hal as the best detective to lead the investigation, even though he is brand new. Of course, the AI may or may not be interested in actually solving the crime, as it seems far more invested in simply closing the case and sweeping everything under the rug.

Investigation Gameplay and Interface

Hal goes about his investigation with several tools at his disposal. As a “variant”, Hal has certain murky abilities that make him both respected and feared. Primary among these is what I call Hal’s “Dead Zone touch”. Like the character Johnny in Stephen King’s classic novel, Hal can pick up an object and see into its past. Hal experiences scenes through the eyes of whoever last handled the object, leading to some discordant imagery that must then be pieced together and parsed as he gains more contexts, until it makes some sort of sense. At certain moments, Hal can even influence the decisions of the person in the past, allowing him to slightly alter the scenes he is seeing, granting more insight into what he is witnessing. NINJA KIDZ TIME MASTERS 

After the table is set with a bit of effective world-building, much of the players time will be spent investigating the crime. All information that Hal has collected can be examined through an interface accessed via Lily, Hal’s floating AI investigation-doll-thing. While the game offers both Japanese and English voice tracks, I played in English. Lily has one of those squealing anime/RPG voices that always seem to be present in games of this type. I’ve often wondered where this little-girl-on-helium aesthetic started, and who likes it enough to perpetuate the trope.

Presentation and Interactivity in DYSCHRONIA: Chronos Alternate – Dual Edition

Presentation-wise, Dyschronia is top notch, building upon the already impressive ground laid in Altdeus. With greater interactivity and the ability to actually explore a little, the world of Dyschronia feels more realistic, though the budget of the title does peek through a bit around the seams. At one point when Hal was getting into shuttle, I was all braced to see the entire city go skating by in VR, only to get a somewhat static view of the cityscape. Probably in keeping with the anime aesthetic, but it still made me a little sad. Even so, MyDearest continues to manage a pretty slick technical feat with it’s living anime world.

Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate moves MyDearest’s living-anime games forward several steps by adding a greater degree of interactivity to the already excellent storytelling. Though the slow burn may put some players off, those with patience will find an intriguing mystery in a fabulously built sci-fi world. Well worth a look for anime fans; Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate hints at some great things to come, both from this series and this developer. Resident Evil 2 Remake 

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