Gemini Rue

Pocket Gamer hailed Gemini Rue as their "Game of the Week," stating that it's a game you won't want to miss.

Kotaku described the game as a captivating blend of cold and dreary future, emphasizing its pixelated PC masterpiece that is now also available on iOS.

Joystiq praised Gemini Rue for its ability to provide a well-crafted interactive story in a mobile platform, noting how it showcases the adaptability of the adventure genre.

MacLife gave Gemini Rue a positive review, stating that it's worth the investment for those who enjoy unraveling a compelling sci-fi detective story.

Edge Online referred to Gemini Rue as an accomplished homage that rivals its influential predecessors, awarding it a score of 8/10.

According to the Washington Times, Gemini Rue stands out as an old-school masterpiece, entertaining players with stimulating gameplay that focuses on intellectual challenges rather than quick reflexes.

App Spy praised Gemini Rue as an excellent adventure game port, awarding it a rating of 4/5.

• The game was nominated for the 2010 IGF Student Showcase under its previous title "Boryokudan Rue" for the Windows version.
• Gemini Rue won multiple awards at the AGS Awards 2011, including Best Gameplay, Best Original Story, Best Player Character, Best Background Art, Best Character Art, and Best Sound Effects for the Windows version.
• At the Aggies 2011 awards, Gemini Rue received recognition for Best Story and Best Setting (Reader's Choice), along with winning the title of Best Independent Adventure for the Windows version.

Gemini Rue is described as a sci-fi noir adventure that draws inspiration from iconic works such as "Blade Runner" and "Beneath a Steel Sky." The game follows the journey of Azriel Odin, an ex-assassin seeking help from his former criminal associates on the rain-drenched planet of Barracus. Simultaneously, across the galaxy, a man named Delta-Six wakes up in a hospital with no memory but a strong determination to escape before losing his identity entirely. As their paths converge, players are immersed in a world where life is undervalued, identities can be bought and sold, and the pursuit of redemption holds the power to shape the destiny of an entire galaxy.