Warp Frontier

About This Game

Vincent Cassini, decorated war hero, but still just a Captain in the police force he started, is patrolling the orbital slums of his home planet Cetus, when he stumbles across a lead in a war crime that resulted in the mysterious disappearance of thousands of Cetans, including his first wife and best friend. Captain Cassini and his robot partner MAC, must ally with morally questionable characters to stop an old enemy before their crimes are erased forever.

Solve puzzles in point and click adventure style and navigate Vince’s relationships with his family, allies and enemies. The decisions you make and the order in which you undertake tasks result in varying outcomes each playthrough, potentially costing the lives of thousands. Your actions ultimately decide what type of father, partner, friend, officer and saviour Vince will be.

• Make decisions that affect the lives of thousands of people, and determine relationships between family and friends
• A 2D point and click adventure in HD
• 6-8 hours of gameplay with branching decisions, resulting in multiple unique ending sequences
• Authentic Australian feel, voiced by a predominantly Australian cast
• An alternate timeline of humanity branching from a catastrophic singularity event
• Original Soundtrack by Thomas Regin
• Explore space in your own ship, from the planet surface to the outer reaches of the planetary ring

Reviews

“In total, Warp Frontier was an unexpected surprise. This well-written, well-designed point-and-click adventure please genre fans and — perhaps — might even entice a few newcomers to try this storied genre.”
80 – Game Critics

“The game is probably the best of the genre that I have personally played this year, worthy of inclusion in any point-and-click fan’s library as well as a great jumping off point for those wanting to experience what the genre has to offer.”
Save or Quit

“… it tells a meaningful tale set in a believable future, thoroughly fleshed out and populated by diverse, empathetic characters. Instead of presenting easy answers, it explores difficult questions, buoyed by heart and good humour and mixed through with challenging puzzles. That’s a difficult line to tread, and the result is a memorable, occasionally frustrating, but thought-provoking experience. If you’re looking for some serious sci-fi, chewy puzzles, or just something a little different, I can definitely recommend diving into Warp Frontier.”
70 – Adventure Gamers