Point of No Return
Point of No Return is a parody experience disguised as an Early Access release. You are trapped inside a malfunctioning game to gaze in horror at the scariest thing of all: THE CURRENT YEAR! The video game industry has reached the point of no return...
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Point of No Return is a parody experience disguised as an Early Access release. You are trapped inside a malfunctioning game to gaze in horror at the scariest thing of all: THE CURRENT YEAR! The video game industry has reached the point of no return...
- User-Centered Experiment-ence
- Mediocre Jokes
- Art Provided By Our Least-Skilled "MS Paint Auteur"
- Designed By imbeciles Without The
- H U M A N
- E L E M E N T
Wait a second! You don't just want to watch someone else play through by this point?
You really want to play Point of No Return?
The world is really getting scarier every day...
Well, what are you waiting for? Hope you enjoy the game, weirdo.
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Minimum OS: TI83 Processor: Toaster Memory: 1 MB RAM Graphics: Potato Storage: 69 MB available space Sound Card: A lightly chewed stick of gum will add the right ambiance to our royalty-free sfx and original tracks by a master 'poser Additional Notes: Is your computer an actual toaster powered by a potato? You should probably sort that out before playing this game. It might work properly on a particularly brave little toaster but no pinky promises Recommended OS: Windows 9 Processor: Triacontadi-cored CPUs should suffice for this absolute beast of a game Memory: 9 GB RAM Graphics: 4-way SLI NVIDIA TITAN V just in case, you know Storage: 420 MB available space Sound Card: Sound Card That Adds A Slight Distortion Making Everything Sound Like An Annoyingly Windy Day Might Be A Slight Improvement Additional Notes: Why are you still reading this? Seriously, this is just a simple indie game that should run on practically anything remotely recent. If it for some reason doesn't run properly please let us know so we can be confused, then pretend we understand computers for a bit before ultimately giving up, and just offering you a refund.