Days of Oblivion

Days of Oblivion is literally imbued with notes of nostalgia and everything that has long been associated with projects of the 90s. Here, gamers no longer get that typical character whom they want to turn into a hero and savior. The thing is that he is a project of research and experimentation, because each part of his body (torso, torso, legs) was taken from different people. And once the “building” process is complete, you can take this hybrid out into the world to show what it can do. After a short stay in the laboratory, the Days of Oblivion character gets into a taxi to be taken out of there and taken to the next location. Here he will be brought up to speed and familiarized with all the basic mechanics. For example, throughout your playthrough you will have to use things from your inventory quite often. Thanks to one of the functions, you will be able to freely examine every centimeter of this object, as well as rotate it at different angles. The interface is maximally adapted to the use of the most important components, namely the map, status and inventory. So, for example, once you are in a city, you can display a map and find out exactly how to get to the desired point or where it is better not to go at all. The inventory gives permanent access to all things that the hero can use during the passage, and the status displays his current state.