A new and unique simulation experience has come from indie developer Myshkin Entertainment. This unique nightclub-themed sandbox experience takes players into a world away from the pandemic and world events. Enter a futuristic, neon-lit, world of the Isolationist Nightclub Simulator. There is tons to do, places to relax, and a world to explore for interested fans.
The world is presented in a unique fashion with massive gardens, scattered rooms, mini-games, and more. This is a unique simulation that is meant to be explored and enjoyed rather than completed. Simply relax and let the world unfold as it wills as you enjoy a creative and unique simulated environment.
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This is a game of exploration set in a surreal and detached nightclub of neon light. Enjoy the ability to make music, play arcade games, and explore a labyrinth. Although this is a completely solo adventure, Isolationist Nightclub Simulator is an entertaining prospect for anyone wanting to pass the time.
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This is a dark future that feels sorta familiar. The entire world has been shut down due to a plague, and the only entertainment available in your bunker is a vivid simulation. This is a brilliant world that offers all the entertainment someone would need, without the experience of other people.
As a sandbox title, players explore and interact at their own pace. This is a great chance to simply relax without the need to progress or complete anything. Think of it like a creative challenge, player must entertain themselves without a blinking icon to guide them.
Music-wise, players can use in-game instruments to create a variety of tunes. From a keyboard to drum machines, almost anything is possible for players clever enough to dive into the full musical experience.
For players who like mini-games, the title includes a full arcade. Although not much information is provided, screenshots from the game suggest that it takes inspiration from some arcade classics.
As an interesting addition, the game does allow players to sign in to an in-game book. This is a randomized messaging ability that will populate in other player’s games in the strangest of places. From drink coasters to the toilet wall, this is an anonymous way to leave a message for someone else to find.
This game is creative and liberating and should be enjoyed by fans of all ages. There is not much in this title that would dissuade a younger audience from being able to enjoy this unique title.
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Isolationist Nightclub Simulator is planning its release sometime early in 2021.