First-Person Puzzler Faraday Protocol Gets a Quality of Life Update on PS4, Xbox One, and PC

Publisher Deck13 and developer Red Koi Box have released a new quality of life update for their first-person puzzle game Faraday Protocol.

The game launched on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC back in August and since then the team has been gathering feedback and working on improving the game. If you’ve yet to check it out you can pick it up digitally on PlayStation and Xbox for $24.99 and on PC for $19.99. Stay tuned for our review of the game.

After a low profile soft launch and focused feedback from the gaming community, a number of major updates have been initiated in Faraday Protocol. With its unique and challenging gameplay, which adds that extra spark to ensuring it shines brightly, this game reemerges  on Microsoft Xbox, Steam PC, Nintendo Switch and Sony PlayStation 4 /5 with a triumphant boost of creativity.

Setting New Boundaries

This beautifully crafted first person puzzle journey conjures up intrigue, mystery, and a number of unsettling moments as you experience the atmospheric delights as an interstellar archaeologist who researches the abandoned space station OPIS and its enigmatic governing A.I. IRIS. Developed by the talented Italian developers, Red Koi Box, utilizing the Unreal Engine 4, they have crafted and designed methods unique to this game genre.

Brainy Stuff

All of the mechanics rotate around the Bia-Tool, an original object capable of absorbing and re-distributing specific types of energy. The simple mechanics  evolve over time and allow for increasingly complex and mind-bending puzzles.

Breaking New Ground

Faraday Protocol moves from the traditional ways and follows rules and uses mechanics never used before, and will challenge the grey matter of the player to lateral and logical thinking. The unique puzzle elements combined with the linear game and story progression make this game enjoyable for almost everyone.”,Giacomo Sala, Red Koi Box.

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