A game made in Ren'Py for Ludum Dare 43, with writing by Robin (twitter @/kissesfingers) and art and programming by fletch arrow (twitter @/fletcharrow_). Think of it like a 'guess who' game, but a bit more intense.
An interplanetary flight suffers a critical power failure with six passengers' lives supported while in stasis. One VIP must survive. With limited information due to technical difficulties, a new 'automatic life assessment system' presents stored information about the passengers and must terminate those who can no longer be supported, one by one.
Ah, I was excited to play another choice-based LD game made in Ren'Py!
First of all, I really like that you came up with various combinations so that it could be replayed if one failed or just wanted to play again. The portraits are pretty and the simple graphics seem to fit the settings. Interacting with the game by commands was also interesting, even though it's not my preferred method, it fit the story so I liked it. I would suggest allowing only using the persons first names ("/inspect john", "/end john") to make it faster to re-type, though, as one might want to re-read their information!
First of all, I really like that you came up with various combinations so that it could be replayed if one failed or just wanted to play again. The portraits are pretty and the simple graphics seem to fit the settings. Interacting with the game by commands was also interesting, even though it's not my preferred method, it fit the story so I liked it. I would suggest allowing only using the persons first names ("/inspect john", "/end john") to make it faster to re-type, though, as one might want to re-read their information!