Wanderer

Mechanics

In Wanderer we observe the action from a first person perspective (FPP). Traveling in time, we go to different eras and different parts of our globe (and beyond). The game allows us to visit, among others, South American Tikal from 1525, where we discover the secrets of the Mayans, play a concert at Woodstock Festival in 1969, and even take part in the first landing of a man on the moon and make a "giant leap for mankind". Taking part in these historical events, we meet famous figures such as Nikola Tesla, who we help with his research into electricity. In each of these places we have to perform specific, sometimes seemingly trivial activities. Although most often our role comes down to interacting with the environment, solving puzzles and listening to the people we talk to, sometimes we also have to use weapons, as it happens in Bleicherode at the end of World War II.

Technical aspects

The graphic design of Wanderer was kept in a realistic style and presents a high level of quality. Game requires a virtual reality set to work.