[adisonpol]

Like most new games has Overclocked: A History of Violence (PC) faces a
number of shortcomings. But you can not alter it as a bad game. In fact
the game has many new and interesting things to offer and you'll enjoy
from beginning to end.

It starts you accept the role you take an expert psychologist who is
faced with a strange case. He lives with 5 teenagers who all have their
minds seem to be lost after a few violent events. They now live together
in a kind of haunted house, where a doctor and a nurse to monitor their
health. It's your job to pick the stories behind the mentally
handicapped young people and find out what happened. Every situation is
even harder to make you have big disagreements with your spouse and you
are involved in a divorce proceeding.

During the game move you in the position of your patients for their
mental state to analyze. Whenever you have a session with a patient,
you get a spontaneous flashback and you relive their moments, which you
help to solve the puzzles, and you use the objects around you, such as
stone, gloves etc. your goals. Every moment of this select-and-click
game brings you new opportunities and requires much thought.




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