
A plague called "The Sadness" has devastated civilization. A mysterious society rose from the ashes, deciding the only way to protect its citizens is to confine them in cells. There are 3 Edicts governing this new civilization: Stay in your cell. Watch television. Never talk about the outside.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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A really interesting concept marred by bugs, a sketchy economy and a bad saving system. Bugs encountered in the first 90 minutes: 2 crashes Ministry sent a letter scolding me for not showing up to work in addition to the letter they already sent for being late (I did show up, I was just late) The position where you have to stand to be scanned is almost pixel-perfect, and the tutorial does not adequately explain this or prepare you for it. Running into walls makes your camera flicker Saving system: The game charges you in-game money to perform a manual save, so players will naturally be stingy with their saves. This system could work if the game was extremely stable and had a near-zero percent chance of crashing; however, as demonstrated by my 2 crashes in 90 minutes, the game is not stable, so I ended up losing a lot of progress each time it crashed. Economy: You get $100 per day for working. At first, this seems pretty fair, since the most expensive item in the store is $500. As soon as you unlock the first playable arcade game though, the inflation begins. You can win $5,000 for beating a 3 minute game. All of a sudden, the work money seems less impressive. Then, the store introduces a toy that costs $25,000, and a bunch of new arcade games to play. Now the work money seems really pathetic, and you start to just go for the fun of working. If this game was meant to be a crypto-millionaire simulator, then this would be a really effective message. However, I don't think this is what the developer was trying to communicate. I would like to unravel the story by playing more, however, in its current state, the game is simply too frustrating.
After day 4 the character cant interact with anything and you have to save constantly because the game bugs. Have to reload just so i can pass the scans because the charactor won´t interact.
Good game. Very immersive.
Game kept crashing during ending scene. No idea how it ends. Good Game otherwise.
Good game, sadly no one to sex
Couldn't pass the game, but its alot of fun!
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