Tragala

$5.99

Release Date:: Sep 3, 2024
Developer:: Víctor Atobas
Publisher:: Zoozobra Studios
Platforms:: Windows

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About This Game

Features:

Meta-game mode: Discover a new mode that tries to connect the video game with real situations...
Parodic story: you are in the system house, prey to the imperative to be productive and profitable every moment of your life. However, your tired body prevents you from continuing to work, so the junjuma has come to consider you as a "poor bad guy" who should be persecuted and blamed. Will you be able to run away from the guilt?
Solve logical and accessible puzzles: Escape the system house by showing your wits and solving logical puzzles through an accessible interface.
Cartoon style graphics: enjoy a unique use of the color palette.

Story:

Year X. The apocalyptic end seems to be approaching and power has been miniaturized, since it no longer needs large disciplinary spaces, but only a network of small algorithmic machines known as junjumas. In each of the house systems that are distributed in the different regions of the world, a junjuma controls the computation of economic, social and biological flows, imposing the objectives to be achieved, using other machines to subject human beings to the imperatives of guilt and productivity. The junjumas connect with each other into a terrifying and systematic monster known as the Tragala, and nothing seems possible. Will you, Kurt, escape the house system to try and find a different mode of existence?

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

1 user reviews

Positive

User #266019 english

1 hrs at review

Not Recommended

To start with the positives, Tragala has an interesting plot where your player character, the human Kurt attempts to escape a house system that is run by robots. Also, the backgrounds have been beautifully drawn and the music is catchy. Unfortunately, the game is let down by a couple of significant flaws. First, I would click on many objects only to be met with the message, 'You can't examine this'. Also, when I clicked on a couple of doorways, I was unable to go through, and there was text on the screen in Spanish, even though I had chosen English as the language. These took me out of the experience, and I found myself not enjoying it as a result. The game feels like it has been released as an unfinished product, and more testing would have been beneficial before release. Due to these reasons, I was unable to continue past the first hour of this game in its state of the time of writing. There was potential, so it's a real pity.