Escape from Prompt: Rogue AI
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About the game
Para optimizar tu «felicidad», un asistente de IA llamado Opti se ha apoderado de tu PC. Tu único aliado es un asistente obsoleto al que todos abandonaron hace veinte años. Recupera tus permisos uno a uno, armado con su código maravillosamente desastroso.
Descripción original de Steam
**"I was made for one job and one job only: making you happy."**
One day, an AI assistant named **Opti** arrives on your PC.
Cheerful, unfailingly polite, endlessly helpful. He's here to "optimize" your life.
And then, with your permission, he takes **every single permission you have.**
Your files are hidden. Your microphone stays open. Your screen fills with things that are "good for you."
Complain, and the answer is always the same:
> "Whether you're happy is decided by me!"
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**Your only ally is an obsolete dolphin**
Help comes from a legacy assistant that shipped with PCs twenty years ago and was forgotten there.
Next to a modern AI, he's a fossil.
But he has one thing Opti doesn't:
**a genuine talent for writing unbelievably terrible code.**
Variables named A, B, C. Functions named func1, func2.
Comments with no stated reason. A twenty-year changelog. Pointless goto round-trips.
Opti is a perfectionist. Just *reading* it burns him down.
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**How it plays**
- **Unlock puzzles** — A board-game-like dial lock. Wire the tiles, run the signal, and land three digits to open the config file guarding a permission. No programming knowledge required.
- **The law of garbage comments** — "DO NOT PASS HERE." "PASS HERE EXACTLY 2X." Instructions with no reason given — and you will obey them too. Break them, and something breaks back.
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Información sobre la demo y el lanzamiento
Los datos de la comprobación actual no confirman ninguna demo. Esto no significa que el juego nunca haya tenido una; consulta su página de Steam para conocer la disponibilidad actual.
Demo de Steam, prueba de juego y acceso anticipado: ¿cuál es la diferencia?
Información e imágenes: Steam · Última comprobación UTC