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After escaping an abduction, Robert Foster explores a dystopian city, solving point-and-click puzzles with his robot companion.
Released 27 Jul 2020
Investigate Your Abduction
Explore Union City
Give Joey New Bodies
After being abducted by brutal soldiers and his kinfolk butchered, Robert Foster finds himself in Union City - a vast metropolis under the tyranny of a fascist AI. Alone, save for the circuit board of his best friend, Foster must discover the sinister truth - and why they specifically came for him.
Developed by Revolution Software Ltd · Published by Revolution Software Ltd









Robert Foster is taken from his home in the wasteland and brought to Union City, a divided metropolis controlled by a powerful AI. After a crash leaves him on his own, he teams up with Joey, the robot AI he built as a child, and sets out to learn why he was abducted.
This is a point-and-click adventure: explore illustrated locations, inspect and collect objects, talk with residents, and use items to solve puzzles. Dialogue mixes dark science-fiction themes with humor, particularly in exchanges with Joey.
Progress comes from connecting clues and using inventory items as Foster moves through the city and revisits locations. Some puzzles take place in cyberspace, and Joey can be transferred into different robot bodies.
Players who enjoy the game often praise its dystopian setting and story, distinctive artwork, and memorable characters—especially Joey's humorous dialogue. Some also appreciate the voice acting and music. Recurring criticisms include puzzles that are hard to infer, small objects that are easy to miss, slow movement or backtracking, and the need to save manually; some players also find the shifts between comedy and serious drama uneven.
| Platforms | Windows, Linux |
|---|---|
| Steam Deck | Playable |
| Age ratings |
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| Controller required | No |
| Website | Official website |
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