Yesterday the D-Gate

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Yesterday the D-Gate is a point-and-click adventure game where Arthur navigates a bizarre sci-fi world battling the villain Cathode. Developer Ben Croshaw, known for his humorous critiques, crafts a story full of sharp dialogue and absurd scenarios. Players solve puzzles while dealing with a cast of eccentric characters, all set against a 90s-era digital aesthetic. The game’s pacing leans into its quirky tone, mixing action with meta moments that break the fourth wall. Croshaw’s influence as a critic seeps into the gameplay, offering a self-referential experience that feels both playful and pointed. Though overlooked at release, it’s gained a small following among fans of offbeat narratives. With its retro vibe and cheeky writing, it stands out as an odd but memorable entry in adventure gaming.