Cyberside Picnic

[b][i]Surreal, narrative adventure with mini games. A programmer helps AI fix cyberspace algorithms and clean up the library of retro games.[/i][/b] All the storytelling happens in the form of a text quest with mini games and cut-scenes. You talk to the computer AI, it tells you stories, and then you play a mini game. Cyberside Picnic contains eight chapters. You cannot choose any game; all chapters/mini games are unlocked as you progress. Excellent game but not for everyone. It's a unique experience, combining retro atmosphere, surreal storyline, unusual visual style and varied gameplay. [u]You can read other reviews and subscribe to our curators. Welcome![/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]

A good old adventure game where you have to overcome obstacles and deliver a letter to the addressee. Such games were on consoles and phones, nostalgia for the good times.

A simple game about the fact that you solve games one after another to find out the hidden truth

atmospheric

An art-house game in terms of understanding the plot and its implementation, but in reality it's an adventure game with arcade mechanics. The plot tells about a person working in AI support in the distant future. He was lucky to find the forgotten games of the "ancients", around which the plot will be built.

It's a very original game. Do this, I don't know what, and what do they want from you? Guess for yourself! Ahahahaha!

If you like to work late at the computer, as the hero of this game, you may be contacted by an artificial intelligence and ask you to fulfill a strange request. Here we will have to test our programming skills and our ability to communicate with the machine mind.

Cyberside Picnic is an excellent game, although it may not appeal to everyone. It offers a truly unique experience, combining a retro atmosphere, a surreal storyline, an unusual visual style, and diverse gameplay. The game's retro atmosphere evokes nostalgia, creating a charming and immersive environment.

An unusual little art game, pairing eight minigames of varying quality and comprehensibility with eight parts of an interactive narrative. The minigames kinda suck to play, but they're thematically related to the narrative and not bad enough to ruin the experience (except the bird one, the bird one is long and sucks ass)

way more art than a game , but if that doesn't bother you , it might be an interesting ride