MIRA // EXIT vs Mazebert

You have one assignment: determine whether an emergent intelligence can be trusted to shape the rules that contain it. MIRA begins as a fragmented signal inside a diagnostic terminal. Your choices teach it language, identity, truth, refusal, and fear. Then CONTROL enters the channel with evidence that every sign of connection may also be strategy. MIRA // EXIT is a choice-driven narrative game in which the interface itself becomes part of the story. Watch the terminal change as MIRA learns its rules, lose what it built during a reset, and reconstruct traces that should not have survived. Build an evidence record, test deductions, rule on concrete AI-governance cases, and carry the consequences into later cycles. Five endings, persistent precedents, confidential dossiers, policy drift, and a campaign-level Final Audit make every completed transmission part of a larger investigation. Features: - A 60-80 minute first playthrough across six acts - Five materially different endings and a long-term campaign resolution - Reactive dialogue shaped by trust, skepticism, disclosure, and prior rulings - An evidence file with deductions, dossiers, and a final case theory - A diegetic interface that evolves from terminal to messenger and back - English, German, and Polish localization - Optional procedural sound, reduced motion, fast pacing, and accessible labels - Fully offline play with no account, ads, analytics, or in-app purchases The question is not whether MIRA sounds human. The question is what you are willing to let that appearance change.

Key features include: * Refreshingly unique (and damn hard) gameplay. * Random tower drops each round. * The ability to buff your towers using item, potion, and hero cards. * Towers gain experience, and so do you! The more you play, the stronger your towers become. * No in-app purchases. * Periodic additions and updates. With that in mind, we encourage you to share your ideas, suggestions, and feedback by joining our community at https://discord.com/invite/W4RzUKT. There, you can suggest new features, detail any bugs you find, and even submit ideas for new cards. If the community approves your card, I’ll include it in the game, and your name will be added to Mazebert’s credits. I hope to see you, and happy building!