Darwin's Test

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Darwin's Test casts you as a person with no memory trapped in a high-tech facility filled with shifting corridors and automated threats. You use a wrist device to scan objects and solve environmental puzzles while fending off robotic patrols in first-person. Progress reveals fragmented logs hinting at your past and the facility's purpose. Combat feels weighty with melee takedowns and weapon pickups but the puzzles demand attention to detail in a setting where walls move and gravity shifts. The narrative unfolds through sparse but chilling audio logs that raise more questions than answers. Players can tackle it alone or team up to share scanning data and split damage in co-op. While the 2018 release shows some graphical age the tight pacing and twist-filled story have kept it in steady rotation on streaming platforms. The optional multiplayer mode adds replay value but the single-player campaign remains the strongest hook with over 80% of Steam users marking it completed.