OPUS: The Day We Found Earth

OPUS: The Day We Found Earth

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Release Date: August 25, 2015

Adventure, science fiction, free-to-play, in space, puzzle elements, visual novel, singleplayer

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An adventure game, enriched with visual novel elements, in which the player plays Emetha - a robot operating on board the OPUS ship. The task, which rests on his shoulders, is to find the Earth, which for millions of years of the cosmic journey of mankind has gradually fallen into oblivion, becoming a kind of myth.

OPUS: The Day We Found Earth is an adventure game with visual novel elements. The work of Sigono (formerly known as Team Signal) launched on mobile devices, but over time it also saw a PC port.

Story

Action of OPUS: The Day We Found Earth takes place in the distant future when mankind has spread throughout the Universe. Across millions of years of space travel, the Blue Planet has gradually fallen into oblivion, becoming a kind of myth. However, when the human genotype began to deteriorate, it was decided to run a program called Project Earth; its aim was to find the Earth and consequently acquire older, healthy genes.

A futuristic ship, the title OPUS, has been sent into space - it is on this ship that the player, as a robot called Emeth travels. The small machine constructed by Dr. Lisa for unknown reasons was put into sleep mode shortly after the start of the mission. After many years Emeth has awakened - despite the fact that Lisa was no longer on board, being replaced by an AI based on her personality, the protagonist decided to devote himself to the old task and, with the help of his designer's hologram, try to find the Earth.

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Last updated on April 1, 2020

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows April 21, 2016

Android

Android August 25, 2015

Apple iOS

Apple iOS October 22, 2015

Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch November 30, 2017

Developer: Sigono

Publisher: Sigono

Age restrictions: none