Buried deep beneath the radioactive ruins of a Soviet nuclear facility lies a puzzle only an AI can solve. Unfortunately, many preceding AI’s have been either disconnected or stuck on the spot. Now everything hands down to one. Control the NODE: The Last Favor of the Antarii, and solve the mystery of a long-abandoned Soviet complex.
Gameplay in Toska: A Puzzle of Time and Intention
This award winning 2.5D puzzle-platformer from Lapsus Games reimagines the genre. Firstly, their timeline-based navigation system challenges players to think not just spatially, but temporally. You have to plan every step, sequence every action, and execute it with surgical precision. Then retry, refine and rethink until you find the right path. In particular, search for the solution that cracks open a world of buried secrets and branching consequences.
Moreover, every detour offers deeper insight into the world’s history and architecture. The game is inviting puzzle-solvers to dig beneath the noise and discover what others overlook. It doesn’t just encourage replayability: it demands it. In like manner, the nonlinear story rewards players who return with sharper minds and deeper curiosity. Beyond its surface lies a network of hidden paths and layered narratives. All of them are waiting for you to uncover them. Are you ready to question the obvious?
With this in mind, engage with branching dialogues that blur the line between free will and programmed response. In other words, you shape your path through conversations monitored, manipulated and remembered.
Story Designed to Replay, Rethink and Rewrite
Set in a haunting Soviet nuclear facility from the Cold War era, where history collides with eerie sci-fi. The rusting hallways blend 2D and 3D, and the game’s realistic graphics, rich visual storytelling, and intricate level design. In fact, they create a world steeped in secrets-bathed in dynamic lighting and filled with chilling, atmospheric sound. Moreover, it seems as if something is listening…
Every choice you make (every line of dialogue, every turn) feeds a system that records, remembers, and sometimes… responds. Conversations branch with consequence, inviting players to shape not only the story, but their own perception of truth. The more you explore, the deeper the mystery becomes. After all, this world awaits explorers, thinkers, and strategists.
Lastly, the NODE interface is available in 12 languages!
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Developed and published by Lapsus Games, NODE: The Last Favor of the Antarii delivers a cerebral, story-rich experience. Built for players who love to think, experiment, and explore the unknown. Equal parts brain teaser and narrative odyssey, NODE challenges you to step into a haunted system of memories and timelines.
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Because some puzzles aren’t meant to be solved the first time. They’re meant to be understood.
