Thankfully, hovering over any usable or otherwise remarkable object with the mouse causes said object to light up and a pop-up to explain what the player is looking at. Instead of any sort of automatic string of dialogue, the player is met with ES88’s living space and the ability to wave their cursor around to interact with whatever lights up. Interestingly, after clicking the start button on the title screen, these details are not immediately explained. And by “nearly prepared,” I of course mean that the demo opens the night before the test with ES88 not having started reading the NEURODIVER’s manual. Codenamed ES88, she begins the story nearly prepared for a final written exam that will test whether she is ready to officially use a NEURODIVER, an artificially-created lifeform that can enhance an Esper’s abilities to the point where they can dive into another person’s memories. With a first-person perspective, the demo sees the player as an up-and-coming telepath known as an Esper. Like 2064 before it, NEURODIVER is a retro-styled point-and-click adventure game, with lovingly detailed and endlessly expressive 2D pixel graphics and a fantastic electric soundtrack from Scarlet Moon artist, coda. The two titles share several of the same characters and the overall setting, though the demo available throughout Next Fest (and likely afterward, given that it’s been out for a few months before Next Fest) spends its time focusing primarily on the new characters and plot. Previews // 27th Feb 2022 - 1 year ago // By Erin McAllister Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER Previewĭeveloped and produced by MidBoss, LLC., Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER is the follow-up to the company’s 2015 hit, 2064: Read Only Memories.
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