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Test Chamber – The First 30 Minutes Of The Turing Test
Are you afraid of blue lasers in hallways? You will be after you watch us play through the opening moments of Bulkhead Interactive's The Turing Test, a new puzzle adventure available now on PC and Xbox One. We do our best to work our way through the game's "turing test" challenges, which at this point are fairly clever locked-door puzzles. We also find ourselves intrigued by the game's fiction, which begins on a space station with a robot named T.O.M., and, well, we won't spoil the surprises, but it looks like things go south.
As always, leave your thoughts on the game in the comments section below, and we hope we gave you a good enough look to determine if this is a game you want to investigate further.
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