Josh Griffiths writes: "Broken Reality is a game that sells itself on weirdness. It’s not the, “America is letting a racist tangerine run for president” kind of weird. It’s more of the, “look at these brightly colored objects floating in nothingness” style of weird. Perhaps weird isn’t even accurate here; it’s abstract and more than a little obtuse."
Dynamic Media Triad and Digital Tribe Games are proud to announce the release of Broken Reality, arriving on Steam on November 29, 2018.
Keenan McCall writes: "Broken Reality places players in a world where all online services are controlled by a super corporation known as NATEM. To better allow users to integrate into the online world, NATEM creates an interface which allows users to interact with websites as if they were physical spaces."
Hardcore Gamer: There’s also a demo available on Steam! Basically, it’s an adventure of sorts with a huge focus on 90s multimedia/internet aesthetics.
I'm cool with unusual games, but sometimes developers don't know when to control themselves.