The scariest things are the unknown, after all. The sense of something being not quite right Master Reboot is attempting to instill is a nice alternative to the shock and gore horror sect. If you check out the PlayStation Blog post you’ll find more haunting, colorful scenes.
It’s up to you to explore, solve puzzles and try to piece together your life and death. The game starts with you being uploaded to the Soul Cloud but something has gone wrong and you wake up on a beach not knowing who or where you are.
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Thanks to the Soul Cloud, a spiritual software storehouse. A stunning aesthetic, unsettling atmosphere, a mystery pushing you forward, and a creepy child scaring the bee-jesus out of you. In the not-too-distant future of Master Reboot, death is no longer an end, merely a transition. Unfortunately not all the levels live up to its promise As you're dropped into these digital memories, Master Reboot seems to have everything. To house your Soul, a family member (or yourself before you die) purchases an island on the Soul Cloud where the server will generate rooms, houses or skyscrapers that hold each and every memory from the deceased’s past, or of memories of their choosing. The opening forest is gorgeous, and sets up the game perfectly. Here’s an explanation from Managing Director David Banner: Next month, the psychological sci-fi horror game Master Reboot is coming to PS3. Who needs ’em? Especially when the current/previous gen is still getting cool new games. After you watch your life flickering before your eyes, you awaken only to fall.
Don’t have a next-gen console yet? Pish posh. Master Reboot Review: Master Reboot is a largely disconcerting experience.
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