A 3D-styled puzzle-solving burning brain indie game, using the Pocket Cube to restore objects. A story about AI's journey to recreate the history of human science Players gave Octameta a 96% positive score. Released January 26, 2024. Top tags include Free to Play, Puzzle, Exploration, 3D Platformer, Incremental, Sci-fi, Cartoon, Stylized, Robots, and Strategy.
A 3D-styled puzzle-solving burning brain indie game, using the Pocket Cube to restore objects.
A 3D-styled puzzle-solving burning brain indie game, using the Pocket Cube to restore objects. A story about AI's journey to recreate the history of human science
Developed by AQin_Gomeisa · Published by AQin_Gomeisa
Player Review Breakdown
Octameta has about 115 positive and 5 negative player reviews out of a total 120. We'll add a detailed breakdown here when there are more reviews.
96%
positive of 120 player reviews
Full Game Details
From the Devs
Brief
Octameta is a distinctive 3D puzzle game that immerses players in an enduring exploration of the enigmas of human science.
Story
In a world where human civilization has collapsed, you will take on the role of an intelligent being（Robot）, reconstructing and comprehending the evolution of human technology by solving a symbolic two-layered Rubik's Cube composed of technological fragments. The main focus of the gameplay lies in deciphering the Rubik's Cube, while the secondary aspect involves solving puzzles in small-scale scenarios.
Levels
We have four civilization fragments to restore. Restoring the Rubik's Cube at each stage involves an in-depth exploration of scientific principles, such as polar coordinates (representing reproduction), Newtonian gravity (representing money), circuit theory (representing religion), and Fourier transform (representing power). Those principles not only embody the scientific progress of human history, but also reflect fundamental issues of human society.
Epilogue
Every significant advancement in the field of natural science made by humanity serves as a means of reinforcing the social structure. Despite originating from pure curiosity, it invariably veers off course due to the powerful inertia of the social system. This phenomenon recurs at every stage of human social evolution: from slavery to feudalism, and from feudalism to capitalist private ownership. Mathematics is utilized for taxation, while the information exchange facilitated by the internet progressively erects firewalls and censorship. Those all results into class solidification.
Even if humanity ultimately transitions to extinction, the exploitation of the scientific impartial stance by a select few powerful individuals will turn everything established by science into a double-edged sword poised over all of humanity.
