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2014PC1.99 €

In Residue you wander through the rusting ship wrecks of the former Aral Sea in Uzbekistan while uncovering a personal family drama. Its main appeal is the richly detailed recreation of this fascinating and unsettling real-world place.

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Paradise Lost

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2021USK 16PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch67 % positive−90 % 14.79 € 1.47 €

Brings what grabs you about Residue: Final Cut: a post-apocalyptic setting, emotional impact and a relaxed difficulty.

An atmospheric first-person narrative adventure in which you wander a vast underground bunker in an alternate post-war world, confronting grief, loss and retrofuturistic technology. The pace is slow and gameplay takes a back seat to the story.

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