| Release: 5 March 2019 Developer: White Paper Games OS: 7, 8, 10 (64-bit) CPU: 2.2+ Ghz Dual-Core GPU: NVIDIA Geforce GTX 560 or equal RAM: 4 Gb Storage: 7 Gb Steam Reviews: Mixed Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
The Occupation can hardly be called a game for everyone. All because of the complexity of the gameplay, which, as for a point-to-click project, is incredibly complicated. Firstly, the project does not provide a familiar save system. During the passage, you can save only a few times, and not in very convenient places. Secondly, the proposed quest has strict time limits. The total time is 5 hours, and the game time is equal to real time. If the player fails to solve the puzzles, then he will be able to find out about it only at the very end, and will have to replay from the very beginning.The actions in the Occupation take place in an alternative England of 1987. Parliament is close to adopting a law on immigrants, which will sharply reduce the influx of immigrants to the UK. Part of the island's population is unhappy with this decision, riots and rebellions periodically break out in the cities. The situation is aggravated by the explosion of the headquarters of one of the main financial corporations. A local reporter and, concurrently, the main character of the story - Harvey Miller, is investigating the incident. The player will have to help him in his search for the truth.The game consists of 5 episodes: a prologue, 3 main chapters and an epilogue. Controlling a detective, the player will need to collect evidence inside the corporation's building. In parallel, through conversations with eyewitnesses, he will try to understand the events that happened. Some evidence can only be obtained by secretly sneaking into rooms closed to outsiders. If the protagonist is caught by guards inside them, then, after a series of warnings, he will simply be thrown out and the investigation will fail.
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