Area 51 Guard Sim Security 51 Launches on Steam and GOG
Security 51 brings a Papers, Please-style document-checking loop to a sci-fi setting, with consequences that can surface days later in the shift.
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Alawar has released Security 51, a guard simulation game set at Area 51. Players check visitors' documents and permits, and later use fingerprint and blood tests to spot spies and non-human entities. The game is available on Steam and GOG with a 10 percent discount until August 27.
Alawar has released Security 51, a guard simulation set at a secret facility in Area 51. Players review documents and permits at the gate, checking names, roles, clearance levels, times, and headcounts to decide who gets in. As experience grows, fingerprint and blood tests become available for deeper inspection.
Some visitors are enemy spies, others are not human. Detaining a suspect may produce immediate results, or the effects may only show up in later shifts. Surveillance cameras add another layer: an elevator that should be empty might open to reveal a person, or an employee who left for home might reappear inside the facility. The player must decide whether the anomaly is real or a camera fault.
Security 51 is out now on Steam and GOG, with a 10 percent discount until August 27.
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