Soma

Soma stars protagonist Simon Jarrett, a young man living in Toronto who was recently in a car crash. The wreck left his friend dead and Simon with serious brain damage, but a medical researcher reaches out to Simon and offers to scan his brain in a new, experimental procedure. Simon agrees, and the next thing he knows, he finds himself waking up in a run-down research facility under the sea about 90 years in the future. At first glance, the facility is abandoned, but Simon quickly learns that he is not entirely alone there. Throughout the game, he must explore the underwater station in order to find out what's going on and how he wound up being a part of it.

The game autosaves periodically.

The game definitely doesn't hold your hand, and players may struggle to solve some puzzles or when trying to figure out where to go next.

• What did you think about the questions of personhood and AI posed by the game? Did it challenge or reinforce any beliefs you previously had coming into the game?
• Did you take the ethical choices seriously? Were your decisions based off of what you felt was right, or were you motivated by something else?
• Did Soma's ending provide the closure you were hoping for? Why/why not?