Dragon Age: Inquisition director calls it \"an exceptional point and click with a killer story.\"<\/p>\n
By Jeffrey Matulef Published 17\/08\/2017 <\/p>\n
Wadjet Eye Games' sci-fi point-and-click adventure Technobabylon has just launched on iOS. <\/p>\n
Set in 2087, Technobabylon tells the tale of two detectives, Charlie Regis and Max Lao, who are hot on the trail of a \"Mindjacker\" who hacks into others' brains, steals their knowledge, then leaves them for dead. They believe the next target is an agoraphobe named Latha Sesame, who is addicted to a cyberspace realm called the Trance, and she must contend with the outside world for the first time in years. <\/p>\n
Developer Technocrat Games has described Technobabylon as \"Blade Runner meets Police Quest,\" which is certainly the vibe I'm getting from its original launch trailer. <\/p>\n
Technobabylon has been out on Steam for over two years now. In that time Dragon Age: Inquisition's senior creative director Mike Laidlaw raved about the game's sharp writing. \"This game is an exceptional point and click with a killer story. Recommended on any platform,\" he tweeted upon this mobile port's launch. <\/p>\n
The iOS version of Technobabylon goes for 4.99 \/ $4.99, a pretty big savings over its 10.99 \/ $14.99 PC release. <\/p>\n
If you'd like to try it out before buying, there's a free demo on Steam. <\/p>\n
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