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 Game
Surrounded by a strange forest, you come across a large, peculiar metal cylinder in the middle of a murky marsh. It has slimy, rusty ladder rungs along one side. You don't know why it looks slightly familiar, but somehow you are sure that you need to find a way to get across the marsh and investigate what's down below. As you discover old crusty machines, tunnel entrances, a radio shack, and a handful of strangers, you begin to piece together the history of the experiment that had long gone amok.
The Epsilon Outcome is a point-and-click adventure game with amnesia, disappearances, strange men in gray hazmat suits, and 8-bit graphics.
This project is the developer's culmination of years of art, music, writing and programming.
This game's for you if you're into:
- Retro games, science fiction, or mysteries
- Indie/grassroots stories, art and music
- Solving puzzles on your own or with a friend. Works with Steam Remote Play Together!
Features:
- Interact with characters and solve puzzles
- LucasArts-style dialog, simplified Sierra-style interface
- A world of 39 screens
- Original 14-song soundtrack
- Online hint guide if you're in a pickle
- While the game features audio design, the game can be completed without sound.