I enjoyed this! Like others here, I enjoy Blade Runner and obviously get the reference. But the other thought I had was that this reminded me of playing LA Noire. As with that game, you're never quite 100% sure of your decision. That seems to be the point though, so I dig it!

- Samuel

As a Bladerunner fan, this was a lot of fun! I wish we could have had a bit more dialogue with the woman, but I feel like you conveyed the ideas you wanted to well.

A nice interpretation of the Bladerunner scene, although I was left a little wanting (specifically of course as there was no telling which was which). My interpretation was that she was human, but psychopathic (she didn't care for the homeless person, and she was lying up the wazoo when she pretended to give a damn about the stuntman dying in her supposed work accident - also she was rich, and couldn't really fathom what it would be like working an honest day's job anyway). So good work on making you judge people ;)

Good use of the theme. My only suggestions would be to make it deviate more from blade runner and add some sounds to up the tension.  Like if I heard sounds that vaguely sounded like a variant getting terminated, I’d question my choices. And if that same sound was loudest at end if I chose to say it’s an android, I’d definitely feel like shit…or maybe not, because it’s vague and the player does t really know what the source of the sound is. 

I also liked the UI. Simple, worked well and easy to read. 

"Is this testing whether I'm a replicant or a lesbian, Mr Deckard?"

Seriously though, I think that line from Blade Runner (which you're clearly referencing, of course) hints at the problems with using a supposed "normal" baseline to decide who is or isn't worthy of scrutiny, which is a particularly relevant concern these days (because of the increasing use of potentially biased machine learning for these sorts of surveillance purposes).  Seems like your game pursues this idea further.  I like it, it's a good use of the interactive fiction medium to make the player consider a particular idea.

I'm reminded of the Blade Runner interrogation scene!  Was a good idea to have points in interview that direct player to look at the measurements; you're giving the player time to observe before they choose to continue on with the interview. I can see all three of these measures actually shifting (animated) during the whole interview, or just during the 'observation' phases.  I like the idea of these three measurements; if more's added to the game I can see a kind of practice run with them - like trying the test out on a known human or seeing readings of a known human's results. I tried both options at the end and Captain gave the same response which I found funny (I read it as 'this guy has no idea' which leans into a certain kind of personality). 

i really felt like there was something hidden after it ended, especially with the "resign" option. and trying to put the pieces together with the game's title... i must have missed something. still, i wanted to know, which is good!

Cool piece, I think my only suggestion for it if you go back to it would be to maybe add some sort of looping lines for whenever you start a new game because the loop makes a lot of sense when you think about testing multiple individuals.