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Escaping the hazardous capsule, an "army" of people are standing, visible only as silhouettes. The game details the character wakes up after having crashed onto a planet. The sphere communicates its memories through another text adventure game to help Alexander discover what happened to it. Alexander states that the player is now a "proxy", with a connection to the entity's inner core. The sphere seemingly connects with the player, knocking him over, drawing blood, and perhaps doing something the player Aition couldn't see. During these experiments, the player can hear Alexander and his assistant talking about him.ĭespite severe warnings, Alexander directs Aition to open the chamber to "make contact" with it a small metallic sphere floats gently out, casting light into Aition's eyes. Alexander directs Aition to drill into it, which blows out the lights, drill and monitor. The artifact appears to be an animal heart, which Aition exposes to lasers to restart its beating, before causing it to explode through sound waves.
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Aition conducts experiments at his request using the machinery and using another computer to consulting a manual for help.
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Daniel Alexander is remotely directing a series of experiments on "artifact 23", recovered at a crash site and now sitting in a chamber among the laboratory machines. The episode ends when the computer game forces the seated player-character to repeatedly admit, "It was all my fault".
They open the bedroom door and eventually enter, standing behind the player-character: the protagonist himself.
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They come upstairs, full of anger, disturbed thoughts, and suggestions of vague but horrible past events. The protagonist becomes aware of another person in the house. Once the player inside the game opens the door of the house, it becomes apparent that actions inside the text adventure are mirrored in "real-life", as sounds of the player in the game can be heard around the house, and events in the room occur and respond to the environment described in the computer game the game eventually struggles to distinguish the player sitting and playing, and the player walking around the house. The note keeps changing every time the protagonist reads it, with progressively more horrifying messages as well as becoming physically uncomfortable. This time, the house described in the game is in a terrible state with broken windows, stains, a carcass, and a terrible stench, surfacing undesirable memories and feelings in the protagonist. When The House Abandon restarts, the environment is different The eyes are scratched out in photos on the desk, and the digital clock is reset. When the protagonist starts the game, a power outage occurs. The player enters and explores the building, finding his old (and fictional) "Futuro 128k +2" computer, with the same copy of The House Abandon. A note in the glove compartment from his father helps him start the power. In-game, the protagonist drives up to his family's holiday home, which he recalls fondly.
The unknown player-character plays the eponymous text-based adventure game, The House Abandon. Most of the game is spent with interacting with fictional computers, either in a single viewpoint, or with the ability to switch between two viewpoints the third and fourth episodes also involve small segments of first person exploration. It's revealed in the concluding fourth episode that the games are actually all connected in a single story revolving around one player character, James Aition.
In the first episode, the player has no name or even specified gender, in the second, he's referred to as "Mr. The first three episodes are ostensibly standalone games.
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