Albin searches for his missing brother across a distant future intergalactic civilization facing the boundaries of progress. Clues guide him to factions seeking a return to primitive human ways, the collapse of currency, a legendary planet, and the galaxy's sole android, pushing him toward the fringe of settled space. This PC indie adventure delivers an experimental blend of book-style reading with interactive visuals and audio.
Obreno: Chapter One offers a mostly non-interactive prologue and first chapter from a planned five, crafted by Out Of Time Interactive as a fresh narrative form. Players encounter hints of content in unfinished chapters. Casual readers who enjoy narrative-driven experiences will appreciate its focus on story progression over heavy mechanics.
In the distant future, a search for his missing brother leads Albin on a journey through an intergalactic civilization that might have reached the limits of progress. Following clues that point to groups who want to return to living like early humans, the imminent end of money, a seemingly mythical planet, and the galaxy's only android, his path takes him onward, towards the edge of the inhabited galaxy.
Obreno is an experimental game/novel from Out Of Time Interactive that aims to blend a book-like reading experience with interactive, visual, and audio elements to create a new kind of narrative medium.
What currently exists is a (mostly non-interactive) prologue then first chapter, out of five chapters. The remaining chapters are not currently in development, though it's possible that could change. You may find some clues as to possible content of these non-existent chapters.
There is some information on how you can hear about any updates on Obreno or other works in a similar format at the website link to the right.
