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About Amelon

Amelon is a story-driven game set in 2047, when bionic prostheses are widespread. Many people overlook that the prostheses break down after a short time. Pjural, one of the industry’s largest factories, stores its industrial waste underground in Sector D, where people extract, rework and sell discarded parts. The sector grows into a settlement called Landfill, where Amelon lives after years spent there have left him barely resembling a human.

Amelon is a hermit who has built his life and home on his own. His home includes a small junkyard, a charging station, a film projector, a windmill and a machine for extracting parts underground. He spends his days collecting and extracting materials, but the many bionic prostheses are disrupting his memory. As he forgets his past and his relatives, he records a message to remind himself who he is and where he came from. The game begins when he wakes in an unfamiliar place and listens to the news to learn what to do.

Explore Sector D

You make contact with others, travel through Sector D and visit its small towns while completing missions and side missions. Along the way, you encounter puzzles, arcade challenges, adventures and difficult choices. Memories of Amelon’s past begin to return for reasons he does not understand.

Gather and trade

You collect and extract materials underground, then sell what you gather. The money you earn can go toward mining machines, windmills that produce energy, vehicle parts and other items. You can also improve your mining machines, develop your home and trade.

Choices and endings

Your decisions have a significant effect on the plot, and the game has two different endings based on the choices you make. It lasts up to two hours and includes 13 achievements to collect. The game also features English dubbing and humour.

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