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Play An Early Version Of Lucas Pope's Return Of The Obra Dinn
The Obra Dinn is a ship that was declared lost at sea, and your job as an insurance company stooge is to find out what happened to the ship and its crew.
Similar to Pope's Papers, Please, the game uses low-tech graphics, but if that title is any indication this should only add to the game's effectiveness. The graphics choice is augmented by the fact that The Return of Obra Dinn is a first-person title.
Pope says the very early slice of the PC game has not been tested and is missing features such as the option to save.
Click here to play an early version of the game.
Our Take:
I'm a big fan of Papers, Please, and I'm intrigued by the seemingly different direction this title takes.
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