Publisher Raw Fury and indie developer Playmestudio just announced The Signifier, a first-person exploratory mystery game, for PC this summer.
The world’s largest tech company just announced a breakthrough in medical technology: the Dreamwalker machine! This miraculous and expensive appliance scans the brains of humans and allows others to virtually explore their thoughts and memories! Not everyone might think it’s a good idea, though. The vice president of the company has just turned up dead in her apartment.
Whodunit? She might know. Yes, she’s dead, but she was also behind the development of a virtual mind-probing machine, and the body is fresh enough for those memories to be uncovered. So in you go, deep into the bizarre world of the unconscious, to figure out what’s really going on.
The Signifier will be available on Steam this summer, and can be wishlisted by heading to this page.
Undertake a tech-noir mystery adventure like nothing you’ve experienced before. When the vice president of the world’s largest tech company turns up dead in her apartment, you’re called in to investigate using advanced experimental technology. Journey into the last memories of the deceased with the Dreamwalker machine, a deep brain scanner that can recreate recorded senses and dive into the unconscious. Explore the surreal, solve the puzzles hidden within, and discover the truth for yourself.
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