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Your Future Self

79% positive of 84 Steam reviews

Released: 2019
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam, itch.io

Made by Contortionist Games.

About the game

Your Future Self is a 1-2 hour long story-driven experimental text adventure with unique conversational mechanics, time loop based gameplay, and an emotionally gripping time travel mystery set against the backdrop of a darkly realistic vision of our world ravaged by climate change.

Tagged by players

Short
Text-Based
Dystopian
Casual
Adventure
Thriller
Psychological Horror
Interactive Fiction
Mystery
Sci-fi
Visual Novel
Retro

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Mostly Positive

What players say

Recommended
It's a pretty good short game with a great story that does twist you around in some ways and the music is not bad so are the visuals with its old 90's computer like style showing honestly reminding me of the movie Aliens and how their terminals looked.
2 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.
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Recommended
Its amazing. I haven't seen a story this well written in years.
2.5 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
This game is extremely infuriating. This game’s main mechanic is “looping”, where you slowly progress down a dialogue tree until you either restart or try again. A neat idea, if it actually was a dialogue tree, when in reality, it is just a dialogue hallway. There is no real choice through the entire game, and the core game mechanic is just choosing whatever “tone” you hadn’t used recently, and failure to pick the…
1.6 h played when written. 27 found it helpful.
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