Taking risks in smartphones: the first-person game "reverse Firewall _" is released, with players acting as update assistants.
Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Sentinel for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, January 31 (Xinhua)-- A first-person adventure game developed by Naraven Games is available on the Steam platform called "reverse Firewall _ (Backfirewall_)" with a limited price of 52.2 yuan.
Game introduction said that this is a first-person joys and sorrows adventure game, the scene is set in a smartphone. The player will act as an update assistant to solve weird puzzles, prevent system updates, and protect the previous operating system from being deleted. The fate of the system is in your hands.
CTOnews.com learned that the game supports Chinese, and the recommended configuration requires GTX 1070 graphics card and 16GB memory, and storage space requires 15GB.
On the game: can you fight against the upgrade program and save the talkative OS9 operating system from the tragic experience of being deleted?
Launch a humorous adventure, shuttling through the various parts of the phone to solve tricky puzzles. Get to know the colorful apps that live in smartphones-they all have their own views on the "upgrade" of their bosses and the "users" that God generally exists.
A clever puzzle
Check for terminal errors in RAM, party in the speakers' exclusive nightclub, walk through the Wi-Fi bureaucracy, and explore other areas of the smartphone.
Cheating code that can manipulate the system environment
Track or create vulnerabilities, prune binary trees, master music control platforms, collect errors, and use special cheating codes to delete data.
Various application roles
Chat with a variety of bizarre apps-trendy photos, social media without sense of security, neglected health, etc.-and reveal their own unique anecdotes.
Extra collectable material
Collect emails scattered everywhere to reveal interesting stories that happen to mysterious mobile phone owners at the same time.
A dry and cold humorous style
Enjoy the meta-sarcastic humor and break the fourth wall.
Steam page: click here to view
