Spanish video game developers Gato Salvaje Studio have announced that their crowdfunded point-and-click adventure game AR-K has been released on Steam. In celebration of the game’s first appearance on Steam, the current (first two) chapters of AR-K are being offered as a package, combining the remastered Chapter 1: Gone with the Sphere and the new Chapter 2: The Girl Who Wasn’t There at a special price of $7.99 during its initial weeks of sales (Afterwards: $9.99).
Developed with the Unity 3D graphic engine, AR-K will have players taking on the role of former policewoman and current journalism student Alicia in a showcase of splendid 3D graphics and animation. AR-K’s episodic story will be told over 4 chapters, each of which will be released on Steam and other platforms throughout the year. Although each chapter builds upon the previous events, adding more layers of suspense, humor, romance, and satire, they can also be played individually. AR-K has been produced to embrace the classic-style point-and-click adventure genre, with an emphasis on attention-grabbing writing and challenging puzzles.
You can now purchase and download the games from HERE or the Steam client.
AR-K tells the story of Alicia, former cop turned journalist, who wakes up one morning with a massive hangover. It is obvious that she was out drinking the night before, but she has no idea how much she had. The only thing she can (barely) remember is a one-night stand with an unknown man, though she cannot even be sure if that happened. She then learns about a mysterious Golden Sphere, an object that seems to be the key to discovering what happened…
