All PlayStation 5 users can currently head on over to the PlayStation Store to bag themselves a free game, no PlayStation Plus required.
The game in question isInteraction Isn’t Explicit. I can’t say that it’s something that’s going to appeal to everyone but it should definitely be of interest to those that enjoy single-player narrative driven games and the artistry behind creating video games in general. Released just a couple of days ago,Interaction Isn’t Explicitcomes from indie solo developer Frank L. Silva. It’s a third-person shooter that should actually only take you around an hour or so to complete.
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To put it simply, you’ll get to enjoy some third-person shooter action while the game examines common components of game and level design, and why they’re used. Already, I know I’m intrigued. Educational and entertaining all in one? What’s not to love? Already, the game has got a solid score of 4.29 on the PlayStation Store, with 72% granting a perfect five-star rating.
Over on Reddit, players were already full of praise. “Definitely worth the recommendation for PS5 owners,” tigremagnificowrote. “Not an especially long runtime but a rewarding reflection on the systems utilised within single-player story games - both pros and cons - with a unique art style, and set to a lovely soundtrack as well.”
I can attest that the art style is indeed divine. “Looks cool. Excited to play it,”addedanother user, while onecommentread, “Looks pretty interesting and unique.” Like I said, the game is totally free on the PlayStation Store - and you can enjoy it now.
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