iREC

"iRec" is a short, irritating First-Person Exploration Game with Code gees. We start in the Entrance Area of an Office Building. The Main Tract is secured by a Light Barrier. Two Computers are standing around and a Notepad is to be found. The PCs are secured by a Code. So how do we get to the Code? Is it certainly on the Notepad? Kind of Encrypted. Or lies around the Entrance area. Or is it written on the Wall? No. The Code is displayed when we go to The Menu with Escape ... This is what I call a completely new Kind of Immersion. And the Madness continues. Because the Contents of the PCs contain a Report about Sex in the Workplace, a short, ghastly translated Text by Karl Marx, but nothing that takes you any further. The Solution: We have to turn off a fuse box that is hard To notice, which is at Ceiling height. For that, we have to jump on Boxes, which is purely a Matter Of luck due to the faulty Hit boxes. Puzzle Design from a completely different Perceptual Reality. But idiotic Puzzles or technical Shortcomings are not the Core Problem. A little later we will find a DVD that has to offer us a HItler Speech ... On another PC we find the Folder, "Harshly Critical/Porn Gay." Apparently an Insult to the very likeable Youtuber John Wolfe, who used to call himself Harshly Critical And often letsplayed trashy Horror games. Shortly on it is written "Trump is great" on a Piece Of wood leaning on the Wall. And then in a Room we find not too understated evidence of outlandish sex practices ... Marx, Youtube, Hitler, Trump, Sex. A profound Study of social-philosophical Realizations in the Discourse of Power? A Deconstruction of Structural Elements of the Present Time? A Fusion of Sloterdijk'S Theses with Maltic Moral Doctrine and Cartesian Proof of God? None of this. Only a tasteless, idiotic, level-free sequence of any references That supposedly Youtubers might jump on. Stupid, level-free, disgustingly abusive and despicable. More than That, one should not allow oncoming to be bursted in the Face of an enlightened Civilization. Rating: 3/10 Atmosphere 0/10 Story 4/10 Graphic 4/10 Sound Located Mechanics 0/10 Balancing 0/10 Game Pass Conclusion: The very last Dirt. 0/10 Overall Rating