Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow Comes Today

Nice game. Great atmosphere, decent graphics, bold sound acting, interesting and adequate puzzles. The ending is not very satisfying, but it's a matter of taste.

This was a neat game to get into. The premise was very interesting. It is a little slow at the start, but kind of hooked me after that. I was very curious to see what was behind the event that shattered their world. The ending is a bit of a cliffhanger, but it didn't leave me frustrated. Things were explained pretty well about the how and why of what was happening, even if we didn't get to see whether or not a good outcome was able to be obtained.
Now, knowing from the start that it is supposed to be a 3-part series, I had braced myself for the possibility of an abrupt ending with no actual conclusion. However, because they lost money on the first game, they decided not to continue with the next game in the series. That isn't to say they couldn't rethink the possibility in the future. But if you're looking into getting this game, this is something you should know from the get-go.
TL;DR - This game still works as a standalone with it's interesting/unique plot and characters. There will not be more chapters. So unless getting complete closure in the story is a MUST, then I recommend this game when it is on sale.

Good point & click game.
Dead Synchronicity Tomorrow Comes Today 5/10
Heisen

Восстанавливаем свою памчять на руинах земного общества. Все здорово, но ругают за внезапную концовку.

Overall I liked this game pretty well. The story is interesting and I enjoy post apocalyptic settings. It is a decent length for adventure games, it took me around 8 hours to finish.
The puzzles are ok, though there are a few that bugged me a little bit, one item you pick up its a shard of broken glass and trying to use it to slice things he kept giving dialog that made it seem fragile and prone to break, but then it ends up being used to dig a hole which feels way more likely to shatter or break it than any of the previous things I tried to use it on.
The last thing I will mention that might be a deal breaker for some people is the game ends very much on a cliffhanger and the planned sequel has been cancelled, so there is no solid resolution to things, but I still found it entertaining up to that point. The story is definately the strong point in my opinion.

Brilliant game about apocalypse, collapse of the society, human desires and emotions.
Beautiful artstyle where mix of nice pastel drawings, caricatures of humans and dirty blury background meet to intensify the densines of the atmosphere. Even if a lot of characters feels very simple and flat, it's about the whole image, society as a whole that is shown just by the few people here. Every inch of the world seems to be there for a reason and that maybe mostly due to the size of the gameplay area but it also makes sense that everything is kinda cramped together and there is not much place that isn't being used in some way by someone or becomes filled with trash.
The amount of hidden interactions alone, not to mention the dialogues about the world outside the necessary ones is one of the biggest reasons to play through whole game even twice for all those easter eggs and to relive this rollercoaster again, with some different thoughts.
The only bad thing I could tell is that the ending... it feels like there could be way more added or subtracted to finish it off properly as at least I was left only halway satieted, but at the same time maybe it's better that way, even if the longer ending would be more complete and better it wouldn't fit as much and become just next "hero" kinda story.
It's an amazing point'n'click game but even better commentary on the society

A nice little game clearly set around immigration as a sub plot but also has some amazing dystopian and post-apocalypse vibes to it. The storytelling in this game is really strong and the cinematic aspect to it is a step above other indie games, would highly recommend