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Manifest 99

by Flight School Studio·published by Flight School Studio

12 September 2017E10+10
PCWindowsPlayStationPS4

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It all starts with player witnessing a train accident. The player has the ability to possess crows by just looking at them, without moving on his own, and as such shifted into the crow that was on the track where the steam train derailed. Next scene, afterlife of a sort, you await the train at the station. Board it and hunt its passengers. As a grim reaper, the player's goal is to look in the eyes of each of the train's passengers. Some will accept their fate, while others will try to run away from you. Eventually, you get to witness their last moments before they boarded the train. The world around the speeding train resembled that of the character you are trying to catch, and there are three items for each character that tell you more about them before the story revelation after looking into their eyes. In turn, each passenger will accept their fate and the player proceeds to the next wagon.

By the time you reach the ending you find out how everything is connected, why crow animal plays an important role in all this. In this fantasy world, characters are human-like animals, and the key character in the story is crow-like boy who connects all the passengers, and being the only one to have survived the train accident, he was looking for a redemption for stealing from each of the passengers who died on that train. The gameplay entirely consists of looking around with a VR headset and traveling by looking into the eyes of other crows in the area. There are no actual dialogues or any real puzzles to solve.

Ways to play

Modes

Single player

Languages

1 languages, with audio, subtitles and interface
Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
English

Also known as

Manifest_99.exe — Windows Executable

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Facts

Released

12 September 2017

Platforms

PCWindowsPlayStationPS4

Age ratings

ESRBE10+

Standing

Top 57% by 24hr peak players

Tags

1st-personGraphic adventureFantasyDetective / mystery