I liked that game. It is simple yet engaging. There are a few things I regret, the fact that you don't know the truth at the end or just the fact that you don't really win or lose. It makes it less of a game after all.
I would have liked a game based on this exact principle but with multiple characters
Me too would like that! I had to cut down on everything hard because i really didn't have much free time, sadly.
It's more of an experiment, hahahah
the thing is, do you really feel like you did the right thing? I think that's the more interesting part! After all, some people would go by the rules, others by their own internal justice and fairness, and who knows where that can lead. It's all too personal to have an objective win, at least this case. I do think it's a concept worth expanding and making it more of a hell-themed papers-please, maybe, with the same 6 questions mechanic but maybe with less ambiguity on the final decision.
Thanks for playing! Gonna play yours tomorrow!
The main point for me, in this game, is that we don't have that many ways of having information about the little girl. So we can or cannot know why she's here, what did she do.
We, as persons, would only know if we feel like we have made the right choice, only if we knew the real story in the end. I agree it would be a cool idea for a game with more refined UI and extended graphics.
