When Delta-Six first awakes he finds himself in a 'rehabilitation center' for 'criminals', lacking any memories of his past, but promised by the center's 'director' that by completing tests involving gun training he will be allowed to go free. The other character is Delta-Six, who later takes the name 'Charlie'. Azriel eventually gets the location of Center 7 while still destroying the Juice supply, and leaves Barracus for Center 7 along with Kane, Matthius, and Sayuri, who claims to have 'left someone behind' on Center 7. Azriel convinces the Boryokudan to give him the location of Center 7 in exchange for Azriel retrieving a missing Juice supply to the Boryokudan, which is eventually revealed to have been stolen by a woman named Sayuri, who reveals she had escaped from Center 7 one year previously. His information is tentative, pointing to a secret facility, Center 7, in a nearby nebula where Daniel may have been taken. Azriel comes to aid Matthius Howard, a friend of Azriel's from the previous war who is wanted by the Boryokudan and who claims to have information on Daniel's location. While searching the planet of Barracus, Azriel is aided by his friend and pilot Kane Harris, who maintains their spacecraft in orbit. One is Azriel Odin, an assassin now turned to a law enforcer who is seeking to get any information about his brother Daniel. The game initially follows two characters. A port for iOS devices was released on April 11, 2013. The game uses a point and click interface to interact with the environment to solve puzzles and communicate with characters. Gemini Rue is a cyberpunk graphic adventure game made by Joshua Nuernberger, and published by Wadjet Eye Games.When things go horribly wrong, he can only seek help from the very criminals he used to work for. Azriel Odin, ex-assassin, arrives on the rain-drenched planet of Barracus.At certain times, the player is able to switch between two characters located in different areas of the game's world proceeding through each of these stories separately until reaching a common story. The player is equipped with a communicator device to call other characters and look up information via a limited text interface. The game also contains a minor gunplay mechanic. The player controls a character named Azriel, explores their local environment, interacts with characters, and solves puzzles.

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