Oxenfree Playthrough | Part 7 [FINAL]
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What is Oxenfree?
Oxenfree is a 2016 supernatural mystery graphic adventure video game developed and published by Night School Studio. The game was released for Microsoft Windows, OS X and Xbox One in January 2016. This was expanded to the PlayStation 4 and Linux later in 2016, then iOS, Android, and the Nintendo Switch in 2017.
In Oxenfree, players assume the role of teenager Alex on a weekend trip to a local island. There, seemingly supernatural events occur and Alex and her friends must unravel the secrets of the island.
Oxenfree is developer Night School Studio's first game. Influenced by classic teen movies and coming-of-age shows, the developers wanted to create a story-driven game without cutscenes, allowing players to freely roam the environment.
The game's visual presentation marries dark, organic, and analog elements with sharp, distorted, and digital ones. Musician scntfc composed the game's soundtrack, which features digital music production techniques alongside the use of vintage analog tape recorders and receivers.
Oxenfree is a graphic adventure played from a 2.5D perspective, with three-dimensional characters navigating two-dimensional environments. The player controls the protagonist Alex, a teenager visiting a local island with a group of friends. After accidentally unleashing a paranormal force on the island, Alex and company must figure out what the force is and how to stop it.
Oxenfree's gameplay is built around the "walk and talk": instead of dialogue occurring during cutscenes, speech bubbles appear over Alex's head. The bubbles allow the player to choose between two or three options for what Alex will say next in the conversation. At the same time, Alex remains free to move around and navigate the game world.
Players can select dialogue options at any time during conversations, choosing to wait for other characters to finish, choosing to interrupt, or remaining silent. Certain dialogue options cause a thought bubble with Alex inside it to appear over characters' heads, suggesting that the player's choice may have had an effect on the characters' relationship.
Objects that can be interacted with in the game world display a small circle next to them. Puzzles in the game are solved by finding the correct frequency on Alex's handheld radio, which can perform actions like unlocking doors or communicating with ghosts, or by winding up tape recorders at the correct speed.
Oxenfree does not have any "game over" loss conditions; the player's choices and relationships with the characters determine which of several possible endings the player receives.
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