how to kill a fly [ H2KAF ]

I haven't seen a game that does dialogue options like this, it's really unique and does make you think sometimes. What is sometimes irritating, are the times you feel like you have gone through every NPC, every possible interaction that you need to proceed, but still can't pick the right option. That is, however, made much simpler with the search function, which I find to be a great addition. What's also really cool is that your interactions with some characters, like Taria, can end in multiple ways depending on your answer/info gathered, which may have some ramifications in the future. Overall a neat puzzle game of sorts, I like it.

I actively avoid cyberpunk settings. Usually, the neon-drenched dystopian tropes do nothing for me, and can get dull in my opinion, yet the puzzles and world-building in this one genuinely hooked me At its core, it scratched that classic point&click itch, treating conversations and information gathering like actual puzzle mechanics where words are your inventory, The design philosophy clicks immediately in the first act puzzle, where you track down the 'Anti', as it was set in a fairly small apartment building, it acts as a remarkably concise tutorial that lets you get a grip on the mechanics without spoon-feeding you, while tucking in neat little side areas that quietly invite you to explore and digest the setting before moving forward. The writing gives the setting an identity that genuinely stands on its own rather than just leaning on worn-out aesthetic crutches and as it touches on one of my favourite topics - transhumanism, It did not disappoint in that regard. My only major grievance is the audio design, The soundscape/audio-mixing really needs some fine tuning, the ambient audio and background loops in multiple dialogue sections quickly grated on my nerves, making it genuinely irritating to sit and listen to conversations that otherwise deserved full focus. Still, for a game in a genre I usually dodge, the world it presents is well worth the headache caused by the complex puzzles and design

When you open the game, you can immediately tell it was made with passion and creativity. The setting, characters, sound effects and dialogue are all just sort of unwelcoming, yet feel like something genuine. Overall, I really enjoyed the game and the plastic green world.

I've been patiently waiting for H2KAF since the demo and I am pleased to announce this game SLAPS. A short little game displaying what the Indie scene is really capable of.

I love this game, kid. They shot me three times for sayin "i love this game, kid." Now i cant move.

I spent nearly 3 hours on the demo kept refreshing the page waiting for the game to drop both visual and story wisely so beautifully done had sm fun with the dialogue mechanics the game forces you to read every dialogue and everything without it getting exhausting keeping you immersed in the story remember to check the new analysis of trading trends :DD

10/10, LIFECHANGING. NEVER CAME BACK TO FILL ME UP. I DON'T HAVE A SINGLE THING TO SAY. ♥♥♥♥ MY STUPID VENDING LIFE!!