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Ooh, that's good! At the risk of being spoilery, the pacing at the start was a good introduction, then when things opened up and it became about solving a mystery, it really sucked me in!  I fell hook, line and sinker for the red herring, so when things started getting weird and things became revealed, I really enjoyed it. 

Also really enjoyed having to react to the blackouts. It made for interesting choices, like when I could have taken a gun. Most games, I would take it, because it's there, but I had just burnt some documents because I had a lighter, so as I thought "Probs best not to take the weapon." 

Only real criticism is when you start detecting, you're given a massive list of choices. There's no real issue, but it does feel over whelming, especially because there's no real place for you to go at first. Maybe spilting rooms into floors, would make me feel a bit more "in the world", and would make the choices a bit less overwhelming. 

Really enjoyed this!

Thanks! I was a bit afraid to have a long introduction, but I've really wanted to change pacing several times in order to at least somehow hide where everything goes. 
And I'd really wish to have a bit more time to have more suspects, so red herring part would be less obvious.

Most games, I would take it, because it's there, but I had just burnt some documents because I had a lighter
Thanks for that, as it's really what I've wanted to achieve – create a little paranoia, where you start to not only think of a solution to a "puzzle" but also about "how not to ruin everything". (Still, once again, I would've done better with my current knowledge of how to deal with these blackouts)

About a list of choices – totally agree with you, and even thought to divide rooms by some sort of regions, but I was afraid that it would just make movement around the station more difficult. What I've also could do – make some notes about what to do, so player would have at least some thoughts about "why the hell do I need to go there". 

Thanks a lot for your feedback, it was really insightful!