I like it good game

Absolutely loved the humor, short experience and very linear, but incredibly funny!

Send nudes :)

Very good experience. Very good UI work. I understand she didn't want to send nudes at first, but after I saved her life, it would be fair to send some nudes.

Simple and fun, I liked the mood and humor. And the poor nurse died four times, I didn't saw that code the two times I enter the room.

A nice experience. In the beginning I thought the choices were quite obvious but that changed when going forward. The graphics were cool and intuitive. Just some grammar here and there but it did not ruin the experince at all (who would care about grammar in a "immediate death situation" :) ?)

Very nice, immersive writing. I wish there was a button to speed up the text! I really had fun with the sarcastic options!

Thank you for making this game!

Hey I played your game last time! Nice work on this one!

My one piece of feedback would be that the text scrolling is just a hair short, It could be sped up by like 30 or 40 percent.

How did you get that scan-line look over everything? It was something I would have liked to implement on mine!

@TaqoShaq - take a look at the picture which I displayed so as to promote my entry. Then read text. There is an explanation when game starts - keep space bar pressed to scroll all text. If you have any question, you can contact me by Twitter ++

It was pretty fun, but the text was soo slow. I see no need for it, to type letter by letter. Especially, when you are going to replay the game many times. Also, we seem to share the sense of humour :)

Nice story and surpisingly good graphics for a text adventure! Like others have said, I wish there was a way to speed things up more - purely because I wanted to be able to go back and replay some choices! Nice job :)

I think I found a bug. I finished the game but there are no nudes :( Great game though! The art is very cool and puts you in the right mood. Also the text adventure is very enjoyable. I had to play 3 times to compelte the game and couldn't make the text scroll faster using the space bar. Anyway great job, it's always nice to check your games! See ya.

I would have played this game a LOT until I could have seen all different dialogues, but the speed of the text is so slow that I got lazy. Add a skip text button and you will have a brilliant game. Meanwhile it is just awesome game :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
Good job, nice work :)

I never really realized how much dialogue trees are like mazes. ^_^ The story was very engaging, and had me playing several times until I beat the game (the dialogue callback at the end was funny).

Others have said the text prints out too slowly, I mostly agree with them, but I imagine it could be done okay. The problem is that the game kills us a lot (almost every choice has one or two that ends the game, sometimes they are not obvious -- ex. the codes in the elevator) and we have to restart and play the same content multiple times. Some of the messages were long too (especially the players, maybe the players could print out immediately, and the NPCs could print out slowly). Or you could just go with the simple fix (especially if the slow printing isn't used for something else -- time based puzzles?) and have a button to skip the slow printing.

Good work!

Fun text adventure type game, and I absolutely love what you did with the UI. The screen effects and everything was top notch.

As for the story I felt the choices were a little too straight forward - it was too easy in my opinion. I would love to see this with a few more branching story lines and different paths you could direct your distress caller in.

Thoroughly enjoyed the experience playing through it, though, and the story was nice even though it was a bit short.

Great entry.

Loved the curved monitor effect and the ambient sounds. The branching narrative has something be desired, the fact that the code couldn't be received until going back to the right passage a second time was a little annoying. Also kind of loosely tied to the theme. Really loved the mood of the game though!