Cobalt 60 of April 1 is a magical text-based adventure game in which players play Anton Andreevich Sidorov, the protagonist of the Soviet Union in the 1960s. - My name is Anton, the name of the man who helped me is Anton, and the name of the man who tried to kill me is Anton, so who am I?
The game immerses players in the role of Anton Andreevich Sidorov, a young man living in the Soviet Union during the 1960s. Its extensive 160,000-word narrative, combined with over 300 exquisite color CG images, creates a deeply engaging experience, allowing players to fully explore the intricate and multi-layered story.
One of the standout features is the game's multiple endings. With 24 possible conclusions, players' meaningful choices shape the trajectory of the story. This non-linear approach to storytelling encourages replayability, as players can explore different narrative paths and uncover the various fates that await the protagonist.
The game offers two distinct gameplay modes. "Reading Mode" provides a more guided experience, with a plot advancement prompt map and a fixed recommended route, catering to casual players who prioritize a streamlined narrative. Alternatively, "Chaos Mode" allows for a more open-ended and exploratory approach, enabling players to freely choose their options and uncover the game's secrets through their own investigations, appealing to those who enjoy a more decryption-focused experience.
Complementing the immersive narrative, the game features over 20 unique original tracks that contribute to the atmospheric and often unsettling tone. The music seamlessly blends with the dark fantasy and thriller elements, enhancing the overall sense of suspense and unease that permeates the Soviet setting.
According to the user review overview, 86% of the game's 110 player reviews are positive, indicating that the audience has resonated with the game's storytelling, branching narratives, and overall engaging gameplay experience.