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This product includes Sunset PC. The top 3 reasons to play Sunset PC Sunset is a narrative-driven first-person exploration game that centers on the discovery of clues to a story that takes place as you play. Sunset is divided into 44 play sessions that each take a fictional hour: until the sun sets. Each time you get a list of tasks that you are requested to do. Influence the relationship between the two protagonists, emotional narrative arc happens as you play About Sunset PC Game: Sunset is a narrative-driven first-person exploration game that centers on the discovery of clues to a story that takes place as you play. Sunset is in part inspired by action games set in a war-like context, like many first-person shooters. What life would be like for the NPCs in such games? How does it feel when war is the backdrop for your day-to-day life? Sunset is divided into 44 play sessions that each take a fictional hour: until the sun sets. Each time you get a list of tasks that you are requested to do. But there is more to do in the apartment than just work. There are other activities, such as going through the owner's possessions in search of information, and interacting with his 1970s-era technological gadgets. Story - Angela Burnes, is not an empty vessel. She has a personality of her own and you discover her thoughts while playing. As a US citizen at the end of the sixties, she is inspired by the Black Power and civil rights movements. In an effort to learn more about egality, she travels to the then socialist republic of Anchuria. During her visit, a US-backed military coup happens and she is disallowed from leaving the country. Her university degree is not recognized by the new regime and she is forced to work as a housekeeper to sustain herself. Angela's younger brother, Da

Product type

Game

Activation

Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

21 May 2015 · Standard