One of the Company's main objectives is to ensure that all citizens remain loyal and happy. OmniCorporation: Widely known as the Company, the OmniCorporation is the ruling body of Feeble's universe and its actual existence, unlike the OmniBrain's, is unquestionable.The OmniBrain is an obvious reference to Orwell's Big Brother. Praise be to the OmniBrain!" This fine line between a god and a dictatorship is explored at many points throughout the game. The game states “he considers all life forms everywhere to be his citizens, and he loves them and cares for them in the way that is best for them, and wants them all to be happy. OmniBrain: The OmniBrain is the governing power of the galaxy, controlling and seeing everything via the all-powerful OmniCorporation and its tortuous bureaucracy, and the sinister Enforcers.SAM is the second playable character after Feeble. As a deadly dangerous and always willing to fight robot, SAM's relationship with the peaceful Feeble is, at first, rather shaky, though after a while they learn to get along quite well. SAM: A 13-class intercepting robot, SAM is discovered by Dolores on board the prison vessel, shortly after their crash landing on the planet Filb.Dolores is a playable character in a short sequence of the game, the only one to employ a FPS kind of gameplay. She is of the same species as Feeble, though is much taller than him (apart from his brother, their mother and their grandfather, there are no other Grenelons in the game). Tough, resourceful and persistent, she makes a model of a rebel. Dolores: A freedom fighter who recruits Feeble into their ranks, helping him out of prison first.After another day at work, Feeble encounters an asteroid field on his way back and crashes into a space probe, which in turn crashes into his workplace, thus getting him in serious trouble and, consequently, into the Freedom Fighters. Feeble: A young and able scientist at the Ministry of Galactic Uncertainty (Crop Circle Division) whose main task is to travel to far corners of the galaxy, such as Earth's solar system, in order to burn circles in crop fields (whose exact objective apart from scaring the locals, however, is never revealed).'The Feeble Files is loosely based on elements of the dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell which describes a government and society similar to Feeble's and features a protagonist with similar ambitions as Feeble's. The story and puzzles within the game are all of a linear nature. In the end Adventure Soft released a saved game just after the arcade section to allow people to carry on playing. When using SAM the players cursor changes and different options are available to interact with objects in the environment, adding more depth to the gameplay.Īt one point during the game the player must win several arcade games in order to advance, however these games use completely different gameplay methods and often proved to be very difficult for players. However, the player eventually gets the opportunity to use SAM, a robot with a penchant for genocide, to solve certain puzzles in the game. The player is in control of the main character, Feeble, and must solve various puzzles to advance through the game and complete his quest. For interaction the game uses a point-and-click navigation system synonymous with adventure games.
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