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Deus Ex Machina: Part I
8 years ago

So it begins...


Hello, everyone!

“Deus Ex Machina: Part I” is the first installment of a planned trilogy of first-person mystery tales surrounding the enigmatic individual simply known as “John Doe”.

It incorporates elements from shooter, adventure, and role-playing genres with a “film noir” backdrop. It’s story is heavily character based, and one that we were hoping to tell in this format.

We would like to say that we aren’t sure anyone will even notice this page. It’s a strong possibility it will be stuck in the void of the internet forever.We aren’t sure if the trilogy will ever be completed. Heck, we aren’t even sure if this first installment will become up and running!

That being said, if we find the confidence (and time) to pull this passion project together, we are sure that with your continued support, it will become something worthwhile!

Thanks for showing up!

The “Deus Ex Machina” Team

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