The minute you step in you see an extraordinary sight: skycars buzzing fast above your head, an endless sea of people, from different countries, different continents, all gathered on one street and making haste toward their place of work... All so familiar, so real, yet so strange, almost like in a...

"Perry Simm... Perry Simm... P'ry Simm... PRISM. My name is Abraham Perelman. It's all true, I'm afraid. You are a computer, and your life was merely a simulation whose purpose was to instill you with intelligence and self-awareness. You are the first in a new breed - the thinking machine." Only one goal in your life, a life which you don't have. Your only reason to live is to observe ages passing, worlds collapsing and to prevent that from happening in another, alien world, where you can't go and you can't live.

The manual for A Mind Forever Voyaging becomes the 900th extras file and all credit goes to the contributor with a rebel soul, Saccade. You can now enjoy reading a document that probably has more words in it than the game itself, and we're talking about a text adventure here.