
Never stop running, not with the galaxy at stake. Save it at all costs, and save yourself if you can.
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About
The corpos are after you. The cops are, too. Even your ex has crawled out of the grave to try and get you back. Meanwhile, the fate of the galaxy itself rests on a knife's edge, and only you can bar the doors of hell.
Whiskey-Four is a standalone 396,000-word interactive novel by John Louis. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
You are a retired contract killer from the Anomalous Interference Unit. Injured on the line of duty, you were forced into an early retirement--only to be reactivated on a distant frontier world to address a horrific, unknowable threat.
A great sense of malaise permeates the void. Something big is stirring, something that jeopardizes the entire galaxy.
You're the only person in position to stop it before it's all too late.
Too bad everyone else wants you dead.
• Play as a man or woman; gay, straight, or bisexual
• Engage in a variety of flings during your chaotic journey
• Re-ignite an old love or snuff it out for good
• Manage your limited supplies to keep yourself alive
• Fight your way through corporate kill agents, SWAT teams, and your own obsessive ex-lover
• Choose from three separate body types that influence the narrative
Try to save the galaxy–and yourself, while you're at it.
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Languages: English
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Masterpiece
good jod 10/10. Will Read IT again. ♡
It's one of the better games that I've tried in this genre. The story is fast-paced and packed with action, so much so that it's hard to find an uneventful page for a pause. + The book is well-written and manages to create a good atmosphere without too many descriptions. I felt fully immersed into the world. + Characters are interesting and engaging. It is believable that they come from this world, and not from ours. + The male MC is believably a man, which is unfortunately rare nowadays. There is a good variety of replies that still follow a familiar pattern. + I took the affectionate path with the MC's ex-lover (who was also a male in my playthrough). To my relief, the story did not devolve into the usual cringe populating the enemy-to-lovers trope. I mean, it was dramatic and a bit funny, but it did fit with the tone of the story. + I won't be rereading the book because I was pleased with the choices I'd made, so I can't speak on how much the MC really can influence. While reading it though, it did feel like many decisions mattered. I helped a person who later helped me; I used certain equipment in certain situations; got injured or saved by my previous choices. So it was in general a satisfying game. + I was pleased to see the good-old male and female options to choose from. In general, the writing was made by an adult for other adults, all the while not taking itself too seriously. - In the second half of the book, I got an impression that the endless barrage of action scenes was used to pad the pages. My reactions went from excitement to exhaustion after ca. 4 hours of reading about the MC getting hurt and tired, hurt and tired again and... again, until I just wanted to shout "wrap it up" at my screen. A few of the action scenes could have been cut out with no loss. The stakes would have felt higher too. - While I found most of the characters to be interesting and engaging, none of them were appealing enough for me to try the"flings" that the book description mentioned. The ex wasn't very appealing either, but he at least offered some fun drama.
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