A sci-fi action/puzzle hybrid immersive-sim where you get around by taking ctrl of bots and devices
Transmit your disembodied ego between robots and devices and exploit their capabilities
in first-person very British 70s/80s era sci-fi immersive sim Ctrl Alt Ego.
Tool-up and break bad bots into broken bits, or sneak a bug into the system as if you were never there.
The Important Stuff
Release Date
Release Date
Release Date
22 Jul, 2022
Platforms
Release Date
Release Date
PC (Windows)
Others TBA
Languages
Release Date
Languages
English
Russian, Turkish
Others TBA
Price
Developer & Publisher
Developer & Publisher
$20
Developer & Publisher
Developer & Publisher
Developer & Publisher
MindThunk
(UK based)
Website
Free Demo
Website
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Contact
Free Demo
Website
Free Demo
Free Demo
Free Demo
There's a FREE DEMO on Steam
Game Trailers
Official Game Trailer
Tell me about Ctrl Alt Ego
Play Your Way
Philosophical Plot
Deep Experience
Sneak, cause mayhem, become a ctrl freak or an egomaniac, play pacifist or bot executor.
Explore, solve optional puzzles, discover hidden areas and alternative routes.
Deep Experience
Philosophical Plot
Deep Experience
Main campaign consisting of 15 substantial handcrafted non-linear immersive environments.
Optional Missions expand the game, providing fresh interest and challenge.
Philosophical Plot
Philosophical Plot
Philosophical Plot
Darkly farcical tale about the future of consciousness.
Told through incidental text elements on computers and devices and a voice-acted CAT.
Screenshots
Media / Assets
Download zip archives of the assets below, or if Google Drive is more your bag:
Bio
Development of Ctrl Alt Ego began back in 2015 by a team of two whole part-time veteran developers calling themselves GingerCrab. GingerCrab have previously developed and published a few small low-key mobile games (http://www.gingercrab.com/games.html).
Ctrl Alt Ego was to be GingerCrab's passion project. For the first year or two of development it wasn't actually all that clear what kind of game it was going to be - different systems were played around with to discover how they might interact and overlap.
During 2019 the realisation set in that the project had become too big to complete by two people with different visions for the game. When one of the developers quit their job to devote full attention to the game, a parting of ways became inevitable.
Since then, the remaining one whole developer (now MindThunk) has in ever decreasing circles been extending and iterating the game to bring it closer and closer to at least one of the competing visions.
A demo was released on Steam in Nov 2021, and the FULL game launched 22 July 2022.
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