This is an artsy fartsy game that didn't go as well I wanted it to. But that being said. The idea underneath seems interesting.
You play as a guy who's losing his soul. In order to retreive it from damnation you must kill unjust people and keep the just alive. You have 10 seconds to make your decision.
I killed Phil Fish but only because I started laughing the second I saw his name. I think this is a pretty interesting entry, I like that the text taking a while to fully load is intentional and done to see if people will impulsively hit 'kill' the second they see rape/murder/etc. Well I hope it was intentional :p
Don't be so self-deprecating - I think in general you achieved what you wanted. Great example of how games don't have to be fun to be interesting.
To critique: a time limit of 15-20 seconds might have been better if you weren't constrained by the theme. The scrolling text is annoying because it's difficult to read before the entire line is done - a typing animation would be better. Also, I never pressed the button, but the game still scolded me at the end.
Points don't reset after restarting the game! Scrolling text was a little bit annoying Other than that, not bad! I like the idea :) Could've done with a 'dont kill' button aswell!
"a man has not died this thime, I know you might have wanted to, but he is only a game developer" This one made me smile :D Great concept, stressful, you're forced to read quickly, a cool game! I'll love to see a final version.
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For an artistic statement, this is pretty cool :)
To critique: a time limit of 15-20 seconds might have been better if you weren't constrained by the theme. The scrolling text is annoying because it's difficult to read before the entire line is done - a typing animation would be better. Also, I never pressed the button, but the game still scolded me at the end.
Other than that, not bad! I like the idea :) Could've done with a 'dont kill' button aswell!
This one made me smile :D
Great concept, stressful, you're forced to read quickly, a cool game! I'll love to see a final version.