EdEN had a chance to review TR-49, a narrative-driven interactive audio drama adventure in which a World War II-era computer will change everything, from inkle.
Here’s an excerpt of our review:
This particular machine was created by Bletchley Park engineers Cecil Caulderly and Beatrice Dooler, and it includes an archive of books, letters, and journals that were added to its database over a fifty-year span. You end up finding the device after hearing a voice calling your name, which is, in itself, extremely odd. Your name is Abbi, and the person talking to you is Liam. He interacts with you through a speaker and tasks you with locating a specific book that has been stolen.
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