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Subject 13 Releases on Playstation Store
Paris - December 20, in the year of our Lord 2016 – Microïds,
an international video games publisher, today announced the
release of Subject 13 on the PlayStation Store. The nostalgic
point and click adventure game, developed by renown French video
game creator Paul Cuisset, is now available for only $6.99.
Fans looking to reminiscence over the glory days of point and
click adventures can re-establish that feeling once again as
Subject 13 features an adventure that’s loyal to the tradition
of past games of the genre. PlayStation 4 gamers are now able to
enter a mysterious world with a strong Sci-Fi narrative as they
must use their wits to get past challenging puzzles to discover
all the secrets hidden within the game.
“I love the old days of point and click adventure games and
wanted to recapture that essence with the creation of Subject
13.” said Paul Cuisset, Subject 13’s Lead Game Developer. “I
made sure to establish a world full of unique and challenging
puzzles that I would enjoy as a fan of a genre, and I hope fans
of point and click adventure games can also appreciate what I’ve
created and have fun within the complex world of Subject 13.”
Game Description
In "Subject 13", the player embodies Franklin Fargo, a discreet
physics professor. Franklin leads a lonely and bitter life since
Sophie, his fiancée, was violently killed. After a fall in a
lake while driving his car, he wakes up in a scientific
abandoned underground plant with only one link with the outside
world: a voice that calls him “Subject 13”. His goal is to
escape from this place where he is being held captive and to
find out more about the reasons of his imprisonment.
"Subject 13" is an adventure game in its greatest tradition. It
depicts a universe with all kinds of secret hidings, enigmas and
mechanisms that the player will have to discover. But also
objects to collect, handle and make good use of in the scenery.
Gamers paid for this game to be developed. Gamers that paid for
this game to be developed will not share in the profits.
No word on a physical copy version of this game at this time.
Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download
this game. For more information click
here.