It utilizes a browser interface for the player to restore corrupted audio tapes, and thus, a proud part of Fake OS games/Interface dramas. Really looking forward to this game!

Why it's an interface drama—it uses a retro interface (inspired by Apple II, HyperCard and PC's of the 80's) to enjoy mini-games and puzzles. The gameplay is about exploring the interface.

Why it's an interface drama—it takes place primarily in a speculative interface, Orwell, that allows the player to "collect data" and construct webs of meaning with information found online.

Why it's an interface drama—it takes place primarily in a speculative interface, Orwell, that allows the player to "collect data" and construct webs of meaning with information found online.

The game takes place primarily as a "surveillance" game - you can "interact" with your surveilled's environment—at your own risk—but mostly you're watching them through a screen + interface.

Why it's an interface drama—rummage through an old PC and files in both a puzzling and thrilling game to find out the mysteries of whose device this is and what happened to them.

Why it's an interface drama—it is a nostalgic memory that is playable through a retro desktop interface, playing an online game, and looking through files and videos on Cibele's computer.

Why it's an interface drama—although conceptual, the game represents blocks of data which then must be reconstructed to gain the full—dark—story.