Postmortem: One Must Die (Extended Cut)

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It's barely a game. The only game aspect of this is walking in a villa and choosing who will die. It could have been done on a word document and it would be the same.

It's a fascinating and incredibly intricate series of moving clock parts, but then you close the face and realize it's only a half hour. Wonderful idea, but with only one chapter, hard to recommend unless you like single-sitting games that skew [b]extremely[/b] short. Still, some of the best writing and choice -> consequence interactions I've seen in years. Recommended on sale or if you just want to give $3 to a tiny dev who could use the money.

one level. maybe 15 minutes worth of gameplay if you skip the meat of the game to see the alternative endings. I was expecting an actual game with a handful of scenarios. I mean...if it's on sale for $.40, and you have literally nothing else to spend it on....i guess buy this game. otherwise...don't.

Una basura, vergüenza que vendan esto por 3 pavos, NO DURA NI 10 MINUTOS EL JUEGO

Not a good game. Good proof of concept and art that really takes flight in the developers later games. This one however is a pathetic footnote.