Anachronism\>

The nostalgia for the mechanisms of the game is real especially since it's a nostalgia wrought from my own youthful experiences i.e. I'm old and should love something that hits my memory bone so succinctly. And I do love the interface and the concept of the game in theory. But I cannot bring myself to finish this game. The agonizing time it takes to "type" has felled me. I'm done. I think I was heading down the good ending or whatever semblance of "good" was intended here. I do like the love story in theory but too much of it took place in some offline world that I'm not invited to so why should I be invested in it? Everything interesting seemed to be happening in a world I wasn't actively involved in including the dialogue. I can see that this came from a place of love. I think letting the player become more involved with your characters and giving them some semblance of choice beyond what kind of cereal they like would go a long way towards engaging folks. I wanted to love this and recognize it's a free game currently so I tried to be generous here but I found the experience shallow and the actual "gameplay" agonizingly slow.

After about 30 min on this game, I liked it, however having to type with your keyboard is quite exhausting.

The game was nostalgic for me. The sounds of the computer, keyboard, floppy disk are sensational and the fact that the game doesn't have music gives you a very good immersion. The story holds your attention and you want to know all the endings. I loved this game, waiting for the second one already! :D

Short but quietly beautiful <3 I find a computer indispensable.

Ehm ok. Weiß nicht, was ich sagen soll. Rotzgame. Müsst ihr wissen.

Enjoyable keymash story, played a few days, looking forward to getting deeper into the story.