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More chaos, more destruction, more Rufus. Not one, not two, but the whole three Rufus will turn the world upside down in the long-awaited adventure comedy point & click "Farewell, Deposit!" Organon is plotting to destroy the Deposit, dear Gole (again) disappeared, and Rufus is always confused under his feet as an anti-hero. All that dreamed of inventive and freedom-loving Rufus was to leave the planet of Deponia, which turned into a giant landfill, and go to Elysium - an orbital station and a real paradise for the upper strata of society. Goul, a girl from Elysium, from whom Rufus once lost his head, is still the key to his aspirations ... and to the door that leads to the cosmic paradise. So, Rufus seems to have developed an ideal plan. However, everything that could go wrong, of course, went wrong. Rufus regains consciousness (first incognito) aboard the cruiser among the ferocious minions of Organon, while Goul disappears. When Rufus stumbles on a cloning machine, he decides he has found a way out. A clone can help him get out of this alteration. However, a strange mistake confuses all the cards, and Goul again eludes our hero. Now he has three main tasks before him: He must find Goul again, get into Elysium and save the Depot from the destruction that the Organon is threatening her. These tasks are possible only for the three Rufus - and the unlucky inventor decides to clone himself! It can be fun to confuse the player: Player "Farewell, Deposit!" must manage all three Rufus, so that all the tasks they performed together - despite the fact that Rufus often interferes with himself. "Farewell, Deponia!" - the epic ending of the trilogy about Deponia and the sequel to Germany's best game 2013 (the German Computer Game Awards). The recognized series of games about Depot includes three incredible stories about the planet of Deponia, which turned into a gigantic dump. These classic point & click games not only please fans and connoisseurs of adventures, but also beginners in this genre. A humorous series of games about Depot fascinates with its two-dimensional graphics created by hand, ironic dialogs and an abundance of black humor. The game received many press awards, among which the German Computer Game Award (Deutscher Computerspielpreis) and many other German awards.