I really enjoyed this game! I'd love to know more about what happened, but it also seems like the mystery is the appealing part. Either way, this game was a nice, short, experience.
I wish I could get as much cleaning done in real life as I did in this game (well, since all my studying and non-book-reading free time runs on electricity, in case of a long outage I probably would)! Nice work, I enjoyed playing through this.
I very much enjoyed this experience. The subject matter is, of course, extremely relevant. I love the overall message as well. I just want to share that the very first thing I did in the flat was to check myself out in the mirror. Not sure what this says about me, but needless to say, it was an interesting ride from there. Well done!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Going straight for the mirror seems to be a common reaction, which I didn't really expect - I'd probably have designed it a bit differently if I had (and also had had time to second-guess myself).
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I really enjoyed this game! I'd love to know more about what happened, but it also seems like the mystery is the appealing part. Either way, this game was a nice, short, experience.
I wish I could get as much cleaning done in real life as I did in this game (well, since all my studying and non-book-reading free time runs on electricity, in case of a long outage I probably would)! Nice work, I enjoyed playing through this.
To be fair, it's a lot easier to clean by just clicking a button than by, you know, actually cleaning. ;) Thank you!
The link back to the kitchen after eating a snack seems to be broken.
This has been fixed!
I very much enjoyed this experience. The subject matter is, of course, extremely relevant. I love the overall message as well. I just want to share that the very first thing I did in the flat was to check myself out in the mirror. Not sure what this says about me, but needless to say, it was an interesting ride from there. Well done!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Going straight for the mirror seems to be a common reaction, which I didn't really expect - I'd probably have designed it a bit differently if I had (and also had had time to second-guess myself).