Sunray OS

About

You just bought a PC, only to discover it once belonged to someone who has mysteriously disappeared. You soon realize that the key to find him may be hidden deep inside your OS, governed by a weird chatbot named Zippy. What will be your first move?

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

story3 negative mentions

The game tells its story through investigating a used computer, which is a clever and engaging concept.
The real-time character responses and the quirky chatbot Zippy add a fun and unique element to the gameplay.
The mix of analog horror and puzzles creates a compelling experience that keeps players wanting to explore the story further.

The game can feel slow at times due to the inability to skip dialogue, which may disrupt the pacing.
Some puzzles can be obtuse or have solutions that don't quite fit, leading to moments of confusion.
The horror aspect tends to dip after the initial moments, making parts of the game feel predictable.

story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is cleverly told through the investigation of a used computer, engaging players as they uncover the mystery of the previous owner's disappearance. The protagonist's interactions via an internal messaging app add depth and intrigue, driving the narrative forward and encouraging players to explore until the conclusion. Overall, the storytelling approach is both innovative and captivating.
- “Telling its story through investigating a used computer is really clever, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.”
- “You want to keep going to further explore the story until its end.”
- “But the story doesn't stop there: the protagonist is contacted through the internal messaging app and, after an exchange of banter, discovers that the previous owner of the PC, Var, has mysteriously disappeared.”
- “From this point, the search begins that will unfold the entire plot of the game.”
- “Telling its story through investigating a used computer is really clever and I thoroughly enjoyed it.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of Sunrayos features a well-executed desktop simulation with intriguing ideas, primarily functioning as a point-and-click game, but it also incorporates dynamic elements in certain sessions that enhance the experience.
- “From a gameplay perspective, Sunrayos introduces several interesting ideas and offers a well-executed desktop simulation.”
- “Primarily, it is almost a point-and-click game, except for some sessions where, without revealing too much, the gameplay becomes more dynamic.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game has limited replayability, though its ending suggests potential for future expansions or developments that may enhance the experience.
- “Unfortunately, it doesn't offer much replayability, but the ending leaves hope for future developments.”