60 minutes. So much, yet so little.

In 60 minutes you can drive the distance of 80 miles, bake an apple pie, watch a Game of Thrones episode, take a long nap or listen to the Imperial March from the Star Wars 19 times in a row. You can go on a date and save a kitten, which cannot go down from a tree. The World is full of options.

Usually we don't think about it, because we have ample of time. But not Henry Shackelton. These are the last 60 minutes of his life and what he will accomplish depends only on you. Will you try to track down the conspirators lurking on your life? Or will you follow the woman with whom you have spent all your life until the fate has brutally separated you? Or you can just devote yourself to drunkenness, sacrificing your last moments for a rakish revelry?

Crudelis will not give you easy choices, but you have to decide. The clock is ticking, so even lack of decision is still a decision. Wait too long and you won't be able to resolve your issues. Trust your instincts and make those 60 minutes count.

Henry's fate is in your hands.

• Precisely 60 minutes of gameplay. Don't waste it.
  
• Non-linear plot. You are Henry Shackelton – a young scientist, whose career was destroyed by the conspirators hunting for him. There are hundreds of choices, the consequences of which are not visible at first glance.
  
• No savegames. There is no way you can check what would happen if you choose another option.
  
• Fight your enemies with the power of your intellect, not physical force. Henry is a scientist and his greatest victory was slaying a spider on the wall. That's why he relies on his cleverness rather than his muscles.
  
• Steampunk atmosphere. Because we love Arcanum, Syberia and Verne. (Yes, the Victorian Style of Dishonored too).

Watching the teaser and reading through this page takes about two minutes. And yes, that was a good decision.