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The Epsilon Outcome

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61%Game Brain Score
story, humor
grinding
100% User Score Based on 12 reviews

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The Epsilon Outcome is a single player action game. It was developed by Kenneth A. Perrine and was released on January 21, 2021. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Version 1.2 Release New features to keep up with cutting edge computing technology: UI improvements that work better with tablets and smartphones Redesign of Screen #40 for better orientation Updated game engine, to ensure that "things that ain't broke" are still fixed Elimination of the "birds chirping while indoors" bug that probably very few noticed About the Ga…

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100%
Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews
story4 positive mentions
grinding3 negative mentions

  • The game is a delightful homage to classic point-and-click adventure games, featuring hand-drawn graphics and witty writing that evoke nostalgia.
  • Puzzles are engaging and well-integrated into the story, providing a satisfying challenge without being overly frustrating.
  • The overall production quality is impressive, with a charming sci-fi theme and enjoyable background sounds that enhance the gaming experience.
  • The game has a confusing movement system, making navigation difficult and leading to frequent disorientation.
  • There are minor annoyances with the interface, such as delays in switching icons and issues with interacting with objects in inventory.
  • The pacing slows significantly towards the end due to excessive narration, which can detract from the overall gameplay experience.
  • story
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is described as immersive and well-integrated with the gameplay, enhancing the overall experience despite some late sci-fi elements and a desire for more content in the final quarter. While some puzzles may be challenging, they complement the narrative effectively, making the game feel cohesive and enjoyable for its price and duration. Overall, the polish and engaging storyline contribute positively to the game's appeal.

    • “The story is incredibly immersive, without taking itself too seriously, and the amount of polish this game has is impressive.”
    • “The puzzles mesh with the story so well it doesn't even feel like you are solving a puzzle.”
    • “Everything fits together really well and the story was interesting too.”
    • “Actually, science fiction only comes late in the story.”
    • “The puzzles mesh with the story so well that it doesn't even feel like you are solving a puzzle.”
    • “For 8 bucks at the time of writing this review, and the 5 hours it took to go through the story, I'm happy to say it was money well spent.”
  • grinding
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game tedious, as the slow movement required to interact with objects and characters can lead to significant time wastage, despite the immersive background sounds.

    • “The background sounds of frogs and birds make you feel immersed, but moving your character slowly and tediously along the paths to interact with objects and other characters can lead to a lot of wasted time traveling.”
    • “Grinding feels like an endless chore, where progress is painfully slow and the rewards often don't justify the effort put in.”
    • “The repetitive nature of grinding makes the game feel more like a job than a fun experience, leaving players frustrated and disengaged.”
  • humor
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is characterized by absurdly creative puzzle solutions and a clear, engaging narrative that resonates with fans of classic point-and-click adventures. Its hand-drawn graphics and dry wit contribute to a unique, personal experience that feels like an interactive art project.

    • “There are hilariously far-fetched solutions to puzzles and ways to overcome obstacles that any aficionado of classic point-and-click adventure games knows and loves, but the game is never too vague about it.”
    • “The hand-drawn graphics and dry humor make this feel like a very personal, interactive art project as much as it is a game.”
  • graphics
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's hand-drawn graphics and unique audiovisuals create a personal and artistic experience, complemented by witty writing and sensible puzzles. This combination enhances the overall charm, making it feel like an interactive art project.

    • “The hand-drawn graphics and dry humor make this feel like a very personal, interactive art project as much as it is a game.”
    • “The writing is effortlessly witty, the puzzles are (mostly) sensible, and the meticulously hand-crafted audiovisuals are truly unique.”
  • gameplay
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is characterized by a nostalgic experience that appeals to players seeking a throwback to classic gaming moments.

    • “If you are looking for an afternoon of nostalgia-filled gameplay, this is it.”
  • music
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is highly praised for its cool concept and engaging soundtrack, contributing positively to the overall experience.

    • “Really cool concept and I loved the soundtrack.”
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The Epsilon Outcome is a action game.

The Epsilon Outcome is available on PC, Mac OS and Windows.

The Epsilon Outcome was released on January 21, 2021.

The Epsilon Outcome was developed by Kenneth A. Perrine.

The Epsilon Outcome has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its grinding.

The Epsilon Outcome is a single player game.

Similar games include Beyond The Edge Of Owlsgard, Primordia, The Dig, Thimbleweed Park, Kathy Rain and others.