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  • Summary: Big Brother has arrived - and it's you.

    Orwell is a new governmental security program that has the power to survey the online presence of every person in The Nation. It can monitor all personal communications and access any computer. To preserve the privacy of citizens, human researchers
    Big Brother has arrived - and it's you.

    Orwell is a new governmental security program that has the power to survey the online presence of every person in The Nation. It can monitor all personal communications and access any computer. To preserve the privacy of citizens, human researchers examine the data Orwell finds and decide which pieces of information should be passed on to the security forces, and which should be rejected.

    Selected from thousands of candidates, you are Orwell's first human researcher. And when a terror attack rocks the Nation's capital city of Bonton, Orwell, and you, are immediately put to the test. Starting with a single person of interest, you'll help the security forces build out and profile a network of potential culprits.

    But are these people really terrorists? What does the information you reveal to Orwell say about them? What if you find out things about them that not even their loved ones know? What is the real price of maintaining the security that the Nation is yearning for?
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  1. Mar 30, 2020
    86
    A gripping thriller centered on digital surveillance!
  2. Apr 2, 2020
    80
    Despite some minor technical and navigation issues, Orwell is a thrilling narrative adventure about the dangers of surveillance.
  3. May 11, 2020
    80
    The way seemingly innocent snippets of data are collated, corroborated, and then grossly misinterpreted in the name of law and order makes for a sobering refresher course in why digital privacy is so vital. It’s also an enticing few hours of drama.