This is Adam

Adam has taken over my life.

Small project that deserves it to check it out.

fmv in games is one of my favorite things. no settings in a game is one of my least favorite things. and an fmv game that has less functionality than a vhs from the 80s is the pits. it's a bunch of binary choices (no timer, thankfully) for a guy in a creepy mask, with absolutely terrible text-to-speech-like voiceovers that sound like gibberish half the time. there are essential subtitles but zero punctuation and plenty of grammar issues. I take it the 'developer' isn't a native speaker, which is fine, but surely they have friends and family (some of the store page 'reviews' must've come from them) with a better grasp of the language. or access to better text-to-speech options. esc pauses, space skips to the next choice, which has to be picked with the mouse (1 and 2 should also work), so it's quick work to try different combinations, but the fact that there is no pause menu, esc only darkens the screen a bit, screams laziness. can't even quit, not even from the main menu. there's supposed to be 14 endings, so a checklist or something in-game to keep track would've been absolutely necessary. or at the very least a counter on the title screen, 2/14 or something. or achievements. anything, take your pick. with a bit more care and attention and actual or just better voiceovers (or space only skipping a line, not the entire thing between choices), it could've been at least tolerable, but as it is, it's a waste of time. it's also barely an fmv, just a guy sitting or standing, rarely making a move. the whole thing could've easily been still images, then it wouldn't be 3 gb of mostly idle footage and a waste of space on top of being a waste of time.