#Song of farca simulator#
A surveillance simulator available on Steam for $19.99, Song of Farca asks players to “hack into crime scenes, look for evidence, analyze data, interrogate criminals, track suspects and deal with the consequences of your decisions.” A ten-ish hour experience that makes you feel like a genius hacker with its scintillating interconnecting storyline and seamless interface, Song of Farca is both extremely fun and a terrifying reminder to tape your webcams.Īs is perhaps easily surmised, players take on the role of Isabella Song, who is stuck in her home for the entirety of the game. Song of Farca can be described as Orwell meets Do Not Feed The Monkeys, which is fitting considering Alawar Premium is the publisher behind the latter. And, for the right price, she’ll hack into your home, uncover all your secrets, and change the course of Farca’s history forever. And you can be forgiven if you don’t know who Isabella Song is, although if you’re abreast on all things political, you may have heard of her - punching immigration lawyers in the face makes for good headline fodder, as does the subsequent news of her long-term house arrest.īut rest assured, even if you don’t know of Isabella Song or Farca, Song of Farca knows you. It’s okay if you’ve never head of Farca before a tiny island nation in the Mediterranean, Farca may be small, but it has an incredibly complex history that even lifelong citizens may not fully comprehend.
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