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About This Game Imagine a world where death is no longer final, where precious memories are saved to enjoy forever, where your soul is immortal, welcome to the Soul Cloud. Upload your soul to our dedicated servers and relax knowing that a part of you will live on for eternity. That favorite holiday, happy moments from your childhood, meeting that special someone for the first time. All these memories saved for your digital soul for your family to revisit again and again. The Soul Cloud - saving your past to secure your future. Master Reboot is a haunting first person sci-fi adventure game set inside the Soul Cloud. It's an exploration game with action and puzzle elements set across 34 unique environments. In the not-too-distant future exists the Soul Cloud, a giant server that holds the data of your soul and your memories when you die. The Soul Cloud is filled with floating islands, each island looks like a town, village or city filled with rooms, skyscrapers and houses that hold people’s memories. To house your Soul, a family member (or you before you die) must purchase an island on the Soul Cloud where the server will generate rooms, houses or skyscrapers that hold each and every memory from the deceased’s past. The game features a distinctive visual style, intriguing story-line, psychological adventure-game action and a dynamic atmospheric soundtrack. Get prepared for upload......Where am I?.....Who am I?......It's time to piece your life......and death back together. FEATURES • Gorgeous visual style • Intriguing story-line • 34 explorable environments • Dynamic atmospheric soundtrack • Supports the Welsh Language 7aa9394dea Title: Master RebootGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Wales InteractivePublisher:Wales InteractiveRelease Date: 29 Oct, 2013 Master Reboot Torrent Download [portable] interesting concept, good atmospheric levels, good and emotional story. Many of the gameplay elements are not that good and are in some regards bad. But the concept and awesome areas and intresting story makes up for it to me.. Did not know what to expect when buying this game, I stumbled across it and was drawn in by the in-game screenshots on the main page. After downloading the game and starting it up I was greeted by a very poor looking flash cutscene and thought I was tricked into buying a crap game, this was not the case. After the cutscene you are thrown into a world that is extremely artistic and creepy. I am not very far into the game mind you, but from what I played I must say I enjoyed very much. My only problem as stated before are the flash cutscenes, they make the game feel cheap and it ruins the immersion of the game. Other then that I would give this game a 9.5 \/ 10.. Master Reboot is a bit of an odd game. In both an obvious way and a non-obvious way. Essentially, the idea behind Master Reboot is that you are in a future where people can upload their memories, personality, and other traits into a cloud service, and then family and friends can visit these memories or download and install these peoples personalities into robotic shells to continue living with them if they desire. However, there was a crash in the system that caused the whole cloud service to have a reboot, which lost and corrupted some data. And now you play someone delving into the memories of someone with said corrupted data looking for something.It's basically a walking simulator experience game, except not in a typical sense. The game is split-up into memories, with each memory being a stage. They're called memories, but they're more like surreal dreams, with a lot of odd and abstract imagery and logic. Each memory also is different, and not just in themes, but with what you do. Some are literal walking simulators, but others have elements like puzzles, or things you have to avoid or sneak past or else you'll die.The stages have some good variety. Some are more relaxing, like this beach stage where you look for items with a metal detector. Others are a bit obtuse with what you must do, like this one amusement park stage you attend too. Some take on a horror tone, with creepy atmosphere and things trying to kill you.On that note, my favorite stage, and something that was legitimately scary, was the plane memory. With memories in the game like a hospital and school and graveyard, you'd think one of those would be the scariest stage (and they do have some creepy factor, to be sure), but the actual scariest stage was definitely the plane one. It scared me pretty bad a few times, and this is coming from someone who plays a lot of horror games.That's the thing I think this game does best. Atmosphere. I think the people who will enjoy this game the most are those who like atmosphere and maybe some oddities in their games. It was a bit longer than I was anticipating, but I did like it. Not the best thing I've ever played, but I liked the variety of tasks and settings, even if the basic concept of the game's story was more interesting than the story that develops in the game. But I'd say worth checking out if you're into this kind of thing.. Incredibly clever, atmospheric and immersive. Scared me really good plenty of times, even just the sounds coming in around you are terrifying. Best story in a game i have seen in my adult life. The makers dont spoon feed it to you either, you have to find clues to really understand everything. Great puzzles, well constructed platforming and an all around amazing narrative make this my favorite game of at least the past two years. Very well done! Now to replay in welsh for the rest of the achievements.. Master Reboot is a great game. Each mission shows a glimpse of the story line. The atmospheric feel of the game builds suspence. Even though this game is in the very least frightening it still makes the hairs on your arm stand up. The colors are vibrant floresent colors which is a very nice touch on the graphic design (I find it so eye catching). I wish there were updates to the game so it would have more missions, it has about 9+ and then the final one but they're not long, so the game ends sort of quickly. I believe this game if more time was put into it could have a lot more potential.. Ducks 10\/10. When I saw this game on the new releases page, the concept of the soul cloud, the soundtrack, and the art direction immediately caught my attention and got me to make a rare impule buy. Featuring gorgeous art direction, great sound design, an interesting plot, and an atmosphere that can get really creepy at times for a game that isn't strictly a horror game. It feels low budget and rough around the edges in places, but it's a great effort and a certain audience will absolutely love it. There's some actiony gameplay in here and a little bit of platforming, but the playtime is dominated by puzzles which are typically engaging but simple. Really, the puzzles are just a way to get you to explore the environment and the storyline and could have been cut without losing much. The whole futuristic posthuman idea has always fascinated me, and I'd love to see a sequel that goes a little deeper into the world of the soul cloud.. One of the my first major gaming experiences, before dipping into Portal 1, 2 and Bioshock. While obviously neither the in-game graphics or cutscenes compare to those other titles, Master Reboot is a solid, story-driven puzzle and adventure game with some quite beautiful levels (Like the field before you enter the Soul Cloud or the level with the encased neon-tree in it) and enjoyable puzzles.Some levels are deliberately designed simply to be hard rather than fun (The godawful end level following the plane level and the infuriating time-trail end boss are the major culprits here) and the platform gaming elements in first person mode are especially frustrating. Whatever engine this game uses, this is the ONLY game where my laptop was constantly whirring away trying to cool itself and given the rudimentary style of the graphics this is hardly acceptable. Sort your bloody game engine issues out Wales Interactive. The save feature is also irritating because the only save points occur after you've finished both the level and end boss\/level. More save features more often would have made this game more enjoyable. The menu screen also didn't function well on my mac. I had to force quit the game nearly every time I exited to the desktop, so I don't know what's going on there.Overall however, a satisfying game for entry-level gamers like myself.