
The Turing Test
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À propos du jeu
Le puzzle de Turing Le Test de Turing est un jeu de puzzle à la première personne pour un joueur, développé sur Unreal Engine 4. Le jeu a été créé par le studio Bulkhead Interactive et publié par Square Enix. Pendant longtemps, il a été exclusif à Windows et Xbox, où il est sorti le 30 août 2016. Il est arrivé sur PS4 seulement en janvier 2017. L'histoire Dans le jeu, le joueur prend le contrôle du personnage principal - Ava Turing, qui est ingénieure à la station spatiale. Une intelligence artificielle la réveille de son sommeil cryogénique car l'équipe n'a pas donné de nouvelles depuis 450 heures. Elle a été envoyée en mission de recherche vers Europe - un satellite de Jupiter. Maintenant, Ava, en tant qu'employée responsable, est obligée de s'installer dans le module de transport et de découvrir ce qui s'est passé et pourquoi l'équipe reste silencieuse. Test de Turing À son arrivée à la station, il s'avère que sa structure a été modifiée et pour obtenir au moins quelques résultats, il sera nécessaire de résoudre des énigmes tout en communiquant avec Tom - l'IA qui a été laissée à la disposition d'Ava. Le joueur doit reconstituer le tableau des événements qui se sont déroulés ici, morceau par morceau, en trouvant des informations. Le jeu s'inspire du véritable Test de Turing. Le test de Turing est un véritable test proposé par le scientifique Alan Turing. Au cours de celui-ci, une personne doit communiquer avec quelqu'un sans le voir. Pendant une telle conversation, une personne doit comprendre avec qui elle parle - avec une autre personne ou avec un robot.
L'histoire
Résumé de l'histoire en anglais, tel que fourni par IGDB.
In the far future, engineer Ava Turing is one of several members of a research team sent via the International Space Agency (ISA) to excavate Jupiter's moon Europa. While Ava remains in cyrogenic slumber, the other team members are woken and travel to the moon to set up their base and begin conducting their studies, with Ava scheduled to wake once the base is completed. Sometime later, Ava is awoken by the Technical Operations Machine (T.O.M.), an artificial intelligence that monitors the project. T.O.M. tells Ava that her crewmates are in danger and she needs to go down there to help them out. She quickly sets out in a lander and enters the base on Europa. T.O.M. quickly recognizes that the base's internal configuration has changed from their records, whereby to progress further into the complex, Ava must complete various tests (designed as the puzzles in game). As Ava gets deeper in the complex, T.O.M. determines some of the team members are already dead and the others need their help, urging Ava to move faster. As the tests get harder, T.O.M. realizes that these are designed to be solved by a combination of human and artificial intelligence, a manner similar to that of the actual Turing test. They enter an area where one of the remaining crew-members, Sarah, warns Ava over the communication systems that she is actually being controlled by T.O.M. due to a special chip implanted in her hand when they left for the mission. Sarah directs Ava to a Faraday cage, which temporarily frees Ava of the control from T.O.M. However, T.O.M. manages to convince Ava that the two of them need to continue to work together to save their colleagues. Though angered by the intrusion of T.O.M. into her body, Ava continues onward. T.O.M. eventually reveals that the Europa ground team had found a microorganism within the depths of the moon that could be used to infinitely regenerate DNA; this could potentially make humans immortal, but also infinitely regenerate bacteria and viruses. When ISA learned of this discovery, they ordered T.O.M. to take whatever actions needed to make sure the Europa team could never return to Earth, initially by taking actions such as trying to starve them to death or lock them outside the base, but eventually by using the hand chip implants to control them. The surface crew realized they were being controlled, and those that did not die from T.O.M.'s actions found a way to rid the chip from their body, including in one case severing their entire arm. With no way to control the Europa crew, ISA ordered T.O.M. to wake Ava and send her to prevent the others from returning. Eventually completing the last of the tests set up by the surface crew, Ava finds Sarah in person, and she offers to remove the hand chip from Ava; Ava agrees. The two realize the only way to get off Europa is to stop T.O.M. and they begin to disable his databases. At this point, the player takes control of T.O.M. and one of his sentry weapons, which they can either use to kill Sarah and Ava, assuring that the organism will never leave Europa, or do nothing, eventually leading to the end of T.O.M. and allowing Ava and Sarah to escape.
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