Primordia

*Primordia* was developed by the independent game studio Wormwood Studios and published by Wadjet Eye Games in 2012. Wadjet Eye Games is well-known for publishing high-quality, narrative-driven point-and-click adventure games. The publisher's founder, Dave Gilbert, also provided voice acting for the game.

The game follows a philosophical robot named Horatio Nullbuilt and his floating, sarcastic companion named Crispin. They live in an abandoned desert ship in a desolate, post-apocalyptic world where humanity has gone extinct. When a rogue robot steals their power core, they must venture out into the dangerous wastes to retrieve it.

The game features classic point-and-click puzzle-solving mechanics heavily inspired by 1990s LucasArts and Sierra adventure games. Players collect items, combine them in their inventory, and use them on the environment to bypass obstacles. The game also features extensive dialogue trees and multiple endings depending on the player's choices.

Yes, the entire setting of *Primordia* is a ruined, post-apocalyptic Earth populated entirely by sentient machines. Humans, often referred to as the "Creators" or "Man," are long gone, leaving the robots to puzzle over human artifacts and religion. The narrative deeply explores themes of faith, purpose, and entropy in a dying robotic world.