Update notes for September 24, 2021
2021-09-25Addressed an issue where the in-game serial number wasn't displaying a usable number.
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Hogo Company / Sep 19, 2021 / Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy
Travel back to 1985 to discover more about the self-proclaimed “greatest operating system of all time." Navigate the weird quirks of Hogo OS 1985 Edition, solve puzzles, play mini-games, and unravel the story behind why this one-time cutting edge computer system was mysteriously lost to time.
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| GPU | Not set | Open GL 2.0 compatible or better Can't tell | Nvidia Geforce 470GTX Titan / ATI Radeon 5850 or better Can't tell |
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Addressed an issue where the in-game serial number wasn't displaying a usable number.
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88% positive, 42 reviews
I hate to give this game a thumbs down. The story is great and a lot of care was clearly put into it, but the actual progression is really difficult and frustrating. Nothing is intuitive, the ui is clunky, half of the things you need to do to progress only work in really specific ways that are really hard to initiate, and despite the story being that I was "so dumb I could do things no one would think of" the actual...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-08
Very, very charming interface sim-style game. A bit adventure game-y in its puzzle/progression logic sometimes, but it has a generous hint system. I also thought the main actress playing the Hogo employee you talk to was really funny/engaging, which helped keep my interest as the game continued. It's definitely one of the more creative games in this increasingly popular genre.
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-22
