Event 0 is an excellent first-person adventure that caught me by surprise despite a limited setting, a human spaceship orbiting Jupiter. Interesting intro with prose and background choices. Long initial loading screen (around 1m30) to the point I thought my computer had frozen. Lots of items but no inventory and only a short perfunctory description for each. I found this lacking. The puzzles were few but very clever, especially the one to get in the first bedroom. The graphics were quite good for an indie game although I sometimes found them too dark despite the brightness cranked up.

Virtually no interactions except with the AI on computer screens, Kaizen-85, who was a character in itself. I loved the text parser interface where you were encouraged to write full sentences and the sounds when you typed. I was pleasantly surprised at some of the answers I got to my inquiries. They didn't always make sense, but often enough for my tastes. Very cool how the attitude of the AI changed depending how you talked to it, being rude, polite or in between. Simply put, despite not being a real generative AI, Kaizen was fascinating and the number of possible replies was impressive. Going on spacewalks with the jetpack was both exhilirating and frustrating. Frustrating to rush back to the airlock and to stay in place, but it was a nice addition nevertheless.

Unengaging aesthetical choices (same discs, articles and books between rooms; repetitive structures), nonsensical puzzle progressions and a storyline heavily influenced by 2001: A Space Odyssey; merging existentialist ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with the idea that artificial intelligence's humanistic morals would be more human than authentic intelligence.

Kaizen interactions were a highlight in 2016, but became obsolete as nowadays players already experienced the wonders of LLMs.