The developer's Unity-powered prototype has been gradually turned into an upcoming game.
Game Designer Craig Zacok, a.k.a. craigz, announced that his fun game set inside an old family PC now has a name and a Steam page. What initially started as a Unity-powered prototype project has since been improved by the developer and turned into a full-fledged upcoming game named Troubleshooting, a fun first-person shooter that will put you in the shoes of a small JPEG file and task you to fight your way through computer folders, shooting computer icons along the way using cursors and utilizing the "right-click powers" mechanic to interact with foes and the game world the same way you would interact with real-life computer programs, to save the PC from a virus.
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