The robots also looked realistic as far as robots go. The inhabitants of Neo-Berlin also gave a futuristic and a cyberpunk feel as they all had some kind of cybernetics attached to them or were wearing VR sets to access cyberspace. Neo-Berlin definitely felt depressing but was yet a futuristic city with the sky constantly being gloomy or raining. Everything looked to be hand drawn and I did find myself taking moments to simply admire the background and settings in each area. Graphically, Encodya is an absolutely beautiful game. Although at the start of the game there was a disclaimer that any names and political views found in Encodya are just coincidences and not a statement, it was hard to not make several connections such as the mayor being a blond, loudmouth, fat man named Rumpf and bears a striking resemblance to a specific American. That and an oppressive mayor who controls the population through cyberspace and VR sets.
Somehow, Tina and SAM-53 have been able to survive on their own for quite some time despite how bleak and dangerous Neo-Berlin appears to be. The main two characters are Tina, a homeless nine-year-old orphan living on a rooftop of a building in Neo-Berlin, and SAM-53, a robot assigned to protect her since birth. Chaosmonger Studios aimed to create a world with the Blade Runner environment but told in a similar style as Studio Ghibli and transformed into a futuristic city called Neo-Berlin in the year 2062.
It eventually evolved into a 2.5D point-and click adventure game. So I had high hopes for Chaosmonger Studio’s new game, Encodya.Įncodya actually started out as a short film that was crowdfunded on Kickstarter under the title Robot Will Protect You. I am a huge fan of point-and-click adventure games like The Longest Journey. Reviews // 22nd May 2021 - 1 year ago // By Joshua (Shnook) Encodya Review
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