Out Of Order is a traditional 2D pointy clicky adventure game. It's a comedy thriller why-dunnit which could almost - almost - fall into the category "sci-fi". But only if it's pronounced with a non-silent "c" and to rhyme with "iffy". It's high-res and high colour, consists of around 30 rooms, took about 3 years to make and is, thanks to a sudden change of heart and a lazy streak about 4-foot wide, free. Yes, free. As in... free.
Welcome to The Town
Ever woken up in the middle of the night to find you've been kidnapped... and so's your bedroom? Ever had to fend for yourself in the face of strangely hypnotic music, alien doctors, talking computers a-plenty and half-finished bathrooms? Ever found something unpleasant in a burger?
If so, Out Of Order should play like any other day in your life.
Otherwise, it's an experience not to be missed.
If out of chaos comes order, what comes Out Of Order?
People, people everywhere
No adventure game is complete without a collection of oddities
with which you can interact. Well... some adventure games are
complete without a collection of oddities
with which you can interact, but they tend to be brain-numbingly
dull.
Hurford
The lead character, Hurford is a 20-something nobody who still lives with his
parents. Normally, he's the kind of person whose idea of making his
own way in the world means having nobody to prepare his lunch...
but he's about to find himself thrust into a world where, if you don't
look out for yourself, you'll be lucky if you're seen at all.
Sylvia Jjones-Jjjones
Hurford's neighbour, she's famous for being famous and isn't quite
sure what she does for a living. Or, for that matter, her age.
Bob Spleckly
Owns an electrical store in the shopping centre. A thoroughly
reasonable chap at heart, his passion is his catalogue of electronic
gadgets and he can't quite cope with the concept of people not knowing
exactly what they want to buy.
Gregor Renchant
To call him a barman would probably be an exageration, despite the
fact that he's a man standing behind a bar. Creator of strange drinks,
owner of a strange fruit machine and an even stranger accent and
wearer of a strange goatee, he's never quite understood authenticity
but makes up for it with... frankly, grime.
And more besides...
Meet The Town's resident underground journalist... the junk-food junkie hired to perform tasks which have
been rated as too dull for computers... security guards intent on ruining your fun...
the one-eyed alien doctor, complete with horns and an irritating lisp...
the badly constructed Roboceptionist 8000™... and talking computers
galore!
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