
As the CEO of a corporation that sells superpowers to the highest bidder, you'll harness dark magic and travel through time to inflate your stock prices!
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Languages: English
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Very nice.
fun!
Linear story, but a solid recommendation as an entrance to fantasizing yourself as a CEO who give hope or despair to citizens by selling superpowers
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Hours played at review time, across 47 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Nifty as heck setting. Pretty linear story wise but it's a really fun ride.
An engaging and well written interactive story. There were moments where I truly felt I was makeing a difficult choice. Some of the plot points were a little predictable, but I find that issue with many well written novels and is more of a personal issue with my insight with writing and story telling. I like the semi present setting for science fantasy, and MetaHuman Inc. does not disappoint. After starting my first story I could not bring myself to walk away from the story, and I can not wait to give it at least one more go and make some diffrent choices to see how things turn out diffrent. I will say that with no visuals or sound in this game you have to really like to read as this is truly a short book that allows you to make choices as to how the story will go, and in no way would I consider this a game unless you want to count manageing your own powers and the company's assets.
Really good story even when you play it again. Till now, its one of the best.
It’s honestly refreshing to find an interactive novel of this quality. After reading a few duds, I was sure that this was a genre not worth investing into anymore. I am pleasantly surprised in this instance. The game is perfectly designed to be what it's meaning to: An interactive Novel. Choices GREATLY affect the story from all standpoints. From what abilities and choices are available at the moment, from the parameters dictating what is the path of least resistance, to numbers and the allocation of them - which was done incredibly well - having a weight chapter by chapter on everything you do. I had never seen a game of this genre so masterfully crafted. My personal first experience surprised me so much. As my character in their fictional universe, I had a plan A and a plan B and they LET ME. The book somehow accounted for me to have a plan to fall back on if the first venture went awry. I did my best to let plan A succeed but a enemy that I made early came to spite me; which is also commendable that this happened. When my enemy indirectly ruined my plans and forced me to switch sides very fast, the game also let me. The amount of agency I'm seeing in this book is unprecedented and it all made sense from the narrative standpoint. There are two development paths to follow; there are two moral paths to follow; there are three or maybe more main allies you can go for all of it adding for a fairly unique experience that you craft from the first choice you make upon reading it. Well done, writer. Well freaking done.
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