The Juice of God’s Future is a dark fantasy indie game that offers an atmospheric and immersive experience.

The game takes place in the far future where the entire world is overpopulated. To solve that, an evil mastermind corporation has been established. What do they do? Well, it’s pretty dark. You’ll have to play the game to find out.

Without spoiling the game (too much), the game is an extremely simple game. It only involves one animated scene in a dark and damp factory. The factory was made to “take away” people who don’t contribute to society. The background has moving belts and machinery like you’d see at a soda-bottling plant, except in a very twisted and inhumane manner.

The atmosphere is damp and dark. The machinery sounds come in a repeating manner. And the inhabitants each present themselves with their best quality in one sentence. The artwork looks like something from the Oddworld series.

You’re the controller and you decide who plays an important role in society and who doesn’t.

Every choice you make affects society overall- you can see real-time stats like intelligence, creativity, and happiness. Depending on whether or not you choose to “drink up,” you decision alter these stats. You get 3 reports total and your goal is to max out all of the stats by making the right decisions!

At the end of the third report, you can see your final score. If you made the right meaningful choices, you’ve contributed to bettering society overall. If not, you’re only adding to the problem and should “drink up” yourself!

If you’re in for a refreshing take on fourth-wall decision making in a dark fantasy world, try out The Juice of God’s Future. It’s a simple yet depressing game at the same time.

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Weird indie game specialist. Adventure, retro, and simulators are my fav. Xbox One and PC gamer on the side.

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