Normality is a point-and-click adventure set in Neutropolis, a city under authoritarian control where conformity is enforced and individuality stamped out. You play as Kent, a rebellious citizen who's been imprisoned for not fitting the regime's mold. After escaping your apartment-turned-cell, you'll explore the city's oppressed districts, solve inventory-based puzzles, and work to undermine the totalitarian government. The game leans into dark humor and satirical jabs at surveillance states. Expect dialogue trees, item combinations, and environmental puzzles typical of mid-'90s adventure games. It's got a cynical edge—think dystopian satire rather than whimsical fantasy. If you like adventure games with bite and don't mind dated interfaces, this delivers a sharp take on conformity.
