Hmm. I like the idea, but there's absolutely no sense that my decisions matter. I guess that's the point, but it would be a lot more fun if there was at least flavor text illustrating specific reactions instead of generic ones.
Text and all these choices are cool, and I have chosen the best decisions for the people, even changing things that were the tradition, but people still complain that I need to change, and then in the end I'm a monster feeding off the economy, but I actually did not. So I'm gonna replay the game, but do everything bad this time.
Nice game overall, music soothing, nothing annoying, and it was easy to picture everything happening as I read along. You definitely know your stuff.
Thank you for participating in this Ludum Dare. :D
Just played it over, no matter what choices I make, the end results for each day are the same. It's fun to choose things based on your own opinion, but sometimes you aren't a monster, if only there were different endings.
Still enjoyed the game. It gave the readers something to think about and make some really tough decisions, until they restart and realise it was all baloney. Which is funny in this case.
It's like Nation States! I was glad to see the link at the end of the game. I didn't know it was still around. Mid-2000s represent!
I like the writing. It feels like you put a lot of thought into the situations presented. I mean, these things often boil down to spreadsheets (as with our game), but the writing is what engages the player.
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Text and all these choices are cool, and I have chosen the best decisions for the people, even changing things that were the tradition, but people still complain that I need to change, and then in the end I'm a monster feeding off the economy, but I actually did not. So I'm gonna replay the game, but do everything bad this time.
Nice game overall, music soothing, nothing annoying, and it was easy to picture everything happening as I read along. You definitely know your stuff.
Thank you for participating in this Ludum Dare. :D
Just played it over, no matter what choices I make, the end results for each day are the same. It's fun to choose things based on your own opinion, but sometimes you aren't a monster, if only there were different endings.
Still enjoyed the game. It gave the readers something to think about and make some really tough decisions, until they restart and realise it was all baloney. Which is funny in this case.
I like the writing. It feels like you put a lot of thought into the situations presented. I mean, these things often boil down to spreadsheets (as with our game), but the writing is what engages the player.
-mildmojo
Nice game, I liked it, thanks!