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Ocelot Society's student project turned award-winning indie game about interacting with a computer A.I. on a space station is coming to PC and Mac in September.
Inspired in part by classic text adventures like Zork, players explore an abandoned spacecraft called the Nautilus interacting with an A.I. computer system called Kaizen. Kaizen responds to your inquiries with procedurally generated replies establishing a personality as you make your way back to Earth.
You can check out the teaser trailer for the game below.
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