SOMA
Where is the line drawn for what is human and what is not? Would walking corpses do? Would a group of machines thinking they're human be acceptable? We can't trust a machine to know, to understand what it means to be.
*You are Simon Jarret. You have awoken in a dark, rotting, disgusting room after a brain scan by computer scientist Dr Munshi. A while ago you got into a fatal car crash with your friend Ashley who died during the crash. You, fortunately survived but were suffering severe brain damage.*
*You are Simon Jarret. You have awoken in a dark, rotting, disgusting room after a brain scan by computer scientist Dr Munshi. A while ago you got into a fatal car crash with your friend Ashley who died during the crash. You, fortunately survived but were suffering severe brain damage.
Now, as you got up you stumbled a bit before you got back on your feet heavily confused and disturbed by the room you are in. You look around and find a light switch, as you turn it on the bright light flashes your eyes as you look around. You see it looks futuristic, you find a terminal and look at it. You sit down to look and it reads "PATHOS-II" with "Crew logs" and many other things.
You slowly begin to realize you are alone, there is no one human here whatsoever, only robots and monsters, you took a guess on the monsters part
Release Date 2026.08.11 / Last Updated 2026.08.11