- November 20, 2018
- Fair Games Studio
Protocol
Platforms
About
"Protocol" is a sci-fi comedy game set in the near future, where you play as a carefree soldier participating in the Protocol program to make first contact with an alien life form. By following a mysterious AI's orders, you must avoid violating the Protocol, which could result in the complex and staff's elimination. The game features an intriguing plot with elements of horror, action, and a twisted love story.











- The game features a unique and humorous storyline that draws players in, with well-done voice acting.
- It offers a variety of gameplay styles and challenges, making it engaging for those who enjoy difficult games.
- The graphics are appealing, and the game is well-polished, especially in VR mode.
- PC controls are clunky and frustrating, leading to frequent mistakes and resets that detract from the experience.
- The game can feel tedious and punishing, with non-skippable cutscenes and repetitive tasks that can become annoying.
- It is primarily designed for VR, making the non-VR experience less enjoyable and user-friendly.
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story captivates players with its engaging narrative, featuring a mission-driven protagonist whose journey is filled with unexpected challenges and humor. While the plot is intriguing and the characters are well-developed, some players note inconsistencies and a lack of coherence in the storyline. Overall, the blend of comedy and a unique take on mission dynamics adds depth to the gaming experience, despite some criticism of the accompanying puzzles and mini-games.
“A storyline that draws you in.”
“Play as an agent on a mission, but something goes wrong. Who could have foreseen that there would be issues that would spur you on to complete objectives in a fulfilling narrative? What a world!”
“Wonderful story and attractive theme; both characters and monsters are well developed.”
“The story does not necessarily make sense, especially from the beginning.”
“Why is the soldier sent to this vital mission some smart-ass (and I'm using the term very generously here) idiot who has no training for the situation, no idea what the protocol entails and is thus bound to fail (and get nuked)?”
“I still found it to be rather funny in a realistic kind of sense, in this very unrealistic story.”