Denis Galanin (mif2000) · Daedalic Entertainment
Hello everyone! Franz Kafka left a fragmented heritage of ideas and stories, so what if they’re developed further…?!
Hello everyone!
Franz Kafka left a fragmented heritage of ideas and stories, so what if they’re developed further…?!
Hello everyone! Franz Kafka left a fragmented heritage of ideas and stories, so what if they’re developed further…?!
Hello everyone!
Franz Kafka left a fragmented heritage of ideas and stories, so what if they’re developed further…?!
As titles go, The Franz Kafka Videogame doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but that's what it's called. It's an undeniably odd name, although not as odd developer Denis Galanin's previous project, Hamlet or the Last Game Without MMORPG Features, Shaders, and Product Placement (
As titles go, The Franz Kafka Videogame doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but that's what it's called. It's an undeniably odd name, although not as odd developer Denis Galanin's previous project, Hamlet or the Last Game Without MMORPG Features, Shaders, and Product Placement (yes, really), but it looks very promising. In 2015 it claimed the $5000 grand prize in Intel's Level Up contest, and more recently it was picked up by publisher Daedalic Entertainment, which announced earlier this month that it will be out on Steam on April 6.
The game will offer an estimated four hours of point-and-click adventuring and puzzle solving, telling the tale of a man named K who receives an offer of employment that changes his life. He embarks on a distant voyage, and discovers to his great surprise that the world beyond the one he knows is a far stranger place than he expected.
There will be no inventory in the game, no "RPG features," and no boss battles: Just "original logic puzzles," a unique and beautiful visual style, and of course absurdity and surrealism. Pricing hasn't been announced yet [Update: Daedalic says it will list for $10], but you can dig into it a little deeper at kafkagame.blogspot.ca.
As Alice O’Connor awoke one morning from a troubled dream, she found herself changed in her bed into some monstrous kind of video game blogger. Oh bugger. After making Shakespeare’s Hamlet weird in Hamlet or the Last Game without MMORPG Features, Shaders and Product Placement , D
As Alice O’Connor awoke one morning from a troubled dream, she found herself changed in her bed into some monstrous kind of video game blogger. Oh bugger.
After making Shakespeare’s Hamlet weird in Hamlet or the Last Game without MMORPG Features, Shaders and Product Placement, Denis ‘mif2000’ Galanin set his surreal sights on more-modern classics. The Franz Kafka Videogame [official site] will arrive on April 6th, publishers Daedalic announced this week, smooshing the writings of Franz Kafka into one absurd puzzle-adventure game. Here, have a gander in this trailer: … [visit site to read more]