Stasis, a point-and-click adventure game set in a dystopian future, was created by a South African trio going by the name “The Brotherhood” in 2015.
The game takes place from an isometric point of view and features puzzle-solving, item-combination, and computer interaction. In 2015, on August 31st, the game came out for PCs running Windows and Mac OS X.
For a limited period, this game can be downloaded for free through the GoG digital games distribution store. You have 72 hours to take advantage of this no-strings-attached offer. This give-away ends at 2 p.m. GMT on August 25, 2022.
At the time this post was written, there were still more than 69 hours left to get this freebie.
Visit this giveaway page at gog.com/giveaway to get your free copy.
Scrolling down will get you to the middle of the page.
You’ll see a banner that says “Yes, and claim the game.” Click on that button.
Sign in to your GOG account, or create a new one, and click “Yes, and claim the game” again.
All done. The game will be added to your collection. For as long as you like, it’s completely free to keep and enjoy.
You can get the game and play it after downloading the GOG Galaxy gaming client, installing it, and signing in using your account information.
About Stasis Game:
The main character of the game, John Maracheck, wakes up on an abandoned spaceship after being frozen for a long time. Before the “Groomlake” spaceship goes deeper into Neptune’s methane cloud, Maracheck needs to figure out what’s going on on the ship and find his wife and daughter.
Some have drawn parallels between this and both the psychological horror adventure game Sanitarium and the science fiction horror film Event Horizon.
KEY FEATURES
- Challenging and realistic puzzles
- Cinematic AAA music composed by Mark Morgan (Fallout)
- Highly detailed 2D isometric graphics
- Classic point-and-click interaction
- Multiple characters to engage and work with
- John can (and will) die in the most horrific ways imaginable
- Special objects can be used on John himself to end it all
- A holographic stripper