A Way Out - Experiment #99
A downloadable game for Windows and macOS
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DIRECT SEQUEL TO - A WAY OUT
https://mager22brophybroncosorg.itch.io/a-way-out
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A Way Out: Experiment #99 is story driven, first person, horror experience. The events take place directly after the conclusion of A Way Out. Voice acted.
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Research Log #14.B -
Date: January 8, 1963
Entry: URGENT! The facility is more powerful than we initially expected and is capable of acting on its own accord. Candidate #0013 is missing. We are not sure what has happened to him. The Managers are pushing us to remain calm, continue research, and push candidate #0013 and experiment #99 out of our heads. I doubt the Managers know much more about the facility than the rest of us, but I fear for my own life if I disobey. The rest of the researchers and I decided we will keep our heads down for now.
Status | Released |
Platforms | Windows, macOS |
Rating | Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | Matthew Ager |
Genre | Survival |
Made with | Blender, Unity, Audacity, GIMP |
Tags | 3D, Atmospheric, First-Person, Horror, PSX (PlayStation), Psychological Horror, Short, Singleplayer, Survival Horror, Unity |
Average session | About a half-hour |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse |
Accessibility | Color-blind friendly |
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Development log
- A Way Out: Experiment #99 - Post MortemJan 09, 2021
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Oddly satisfying gameplay and eerie visuals, as always, great work! Loved the atmosphere of this one and I guess, probably in TOP 5 of the best games, which you have made.
No one is able to convert binary to ascii on the fly while playing a game .
If you really want to use this , you should put a computer in this room so the player is able to write done all the binary code then he may hit translate.
Or something like this you know what i mean .
Between there is only one answer possible player should be able to answer Yes or No .
You actually can. a is with 0110 0001. b is 0110 0010. c is 0110 0011. d is 0110 0100. e is 0110 0101. For every letter after a, you add 1. It's just that it uses the binary system, and not the decimal system. so n is 0110 1110. o is 0110 1111. making no 0110 1110 0110 1111. Then p is 0111 0000.
For numbers, 0 is 0011 0000. 1 is 0011 0001. 2 is 0011 0010. 3 is 0011 0011. 4 is 0011 0100. 5 is 0011 0101. etc.
For Uppercase letters, A is 0100 0001. B is 0100 0011. etc.
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GOODThank you so much man!
She's a girl in fact :p