Agarta

Agarta isn't exactly a videogame; rather it is more like an interactive film project featuring recordings with real actors filmed entirely within Turkey; all characters speak the local dialect when speaking or conversing in-game. Here, they enable subtitles with translation into other languages to enhance video viewing experience and can even offer choices of killing versus leaving alive; such as asking player whether character should kill someone on screen. Decisions cannot be undone once made and actions chosen affect the endings. With 22 possible endings available in total, viewing this screensaver at least twice should show all 22 choices; one full viewing typically lasts 15-30 minutes.

At the time of selection, users undergo something of a psychological test as part of making their choice. At its completion, a plate with general characteristics of his personality as well as both positive and negative qualities of their character is provided at the end. Originally called AGARTA: A Serial Killer Story by its creators; later they shorted its title considerably based on viewer feedback. Set in modern day society and following serial killer named the Surgeon who holds strong views against society as it currently operates; police detectives follow him around while following his trail while uncovering his motivation as the plot unfolds while his enemies follow him around him as his motivation is revealed within. Even his pursuer also faces difficulties throughout his daily life which adds tension as the story develops further along its plotline - both characters in terms of characterisation of motivation revealed with each episode while his counterpart detective also face difficulty within himself in realizing his goal while both protagonists in life both play major parts within its narrative structure as their respective stories unfolds!