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Very interesting game in the same vein as Hypnospace Outlaw, including a deep story to sink your teeth into. I also quite enjoy the variety of things to do inside this fake retro computer.

Fun little game, lots of reading for the story, and some puzzles to do for fun as well

It's... fine. It's well-made. It looks nice. After an hour and change, it feels like a visual novel that pretends to give you choices but doesn't really. This probably has an audience, this would be a neutral vote if it existed, but I don't know that the appeal here is very broad.

boring

The story is very interesting and raises good points about information privacy vs security. Most of the gameplay loop involves reading but there are some side minigames unlocked once in a while. I really enjoyed how you can suggest certain ideas into characters that comes into play much later, will definitely check out more of the developer's games in the future.

A very thought provoking game that tackles the ethical dilemma of data, security, and freedom. The story was incredibly engaging, and the writing was very enjoyable. There was a surprising amount charm and details embedded in this game, which also gives a good replay value to unlock everything. A lot of reading, but quickly became engrossed with the characters and the story. The game was also stressful (but in a good way), which really helped me immerse myself into the game fully. Excited to see what's in store in the future!

A well put together game and a very interesting idea. I recently started to do game dev and I started doing this thing were on Friday I find a new indie game that seems interesting and play it for a little bit. I liked this game. To be honest I'm not a big reading guy and this game is full of it but the environment is very well setup and I think this developer has got something going...

Finished this game in a little under 5 hours. Didn't finish all minigames and might replay for alternate endings at some point, but it was a nice experience. Recommended if you like puzzles and 'hacker culture', and fun minigames as a bonus. The story itself is nothing new, but deserves to be told an retold, getting more relevant by the day. Thanks for the experience Oliver!

A narrative game relevant to modern privacy issues with an excellent sense of humour lol, and it's got a bunch of minigames for whenever you get bored of reading

Absolute banger of an Internet 'em Up