*Analogue: A Hate Story* is a point-and-click adventure game. The story of
the game requires you to use a computer on a space ship and find out what
happened to the crew by reading through achievement logs to discover the
truth. To help you, you get assistance from the on-board artificial
intelligence that has its own personality. Analogue: A Hate Story *contains a
lot of information* that has to be digested through reading and connecting
the story of crew members. The visuals of Analogue: A Hate Story are
*influenced by manhwa*, or Korean comics. Analogue: A Hate Story's focus is
not on highly detailed graphics, but centers on text-based exploration. Using
the dual interfaces is like looking into the past and present. The command
line menu is like DOS and the point-and-click interface feels very familiar.
It is easy to use get immersed in switching between the two. But even with
the static interface, the story of Analogue: A Hate Story shines. While
gameplay in Analogue: A Hate Story can start off slow and be confusing,
partially because of Analogue: A Hate Story using romanized Korean names, the
game has a lot of *interesting plot points* right at the beginning.
*Analogue: A Hate Story is a game developed in the old point-and-click
style*.Download *Analogue: A Hate Story Demo* in Softonic
