The game is a little confusing at first, but it is a lot of fun. I really enjoyed the frantic feeling of the game, which is furthered intensified by the random events, such as needing to go back to main and reboot. My best score was 177 seconds.

Great stuff! Really liked the frantic stress nature of this. Really panic typing to survive. Good entry

Well, the highest score I got was 122s! That was a really fun game. I'm honestly a really big fan of text adventure games, and you've seamlessly combined text adventure and 2D in such a perfect way.

This is a really good idea. I started to feel like the guy from Mr Robot when it got intense. Great work!

Nice and fun idea. Really went into panic typing mode when random events appeared, still managed to survive 169s.
Well done!

Really fun game with really interesting controls+interface. At first it was a bit hard to understand what I was supposed to be doing but because the game isn't too complicated not having a tutorial might have been a good idea anyway. Playing in a bigger window would have been better but the console resized when I restarted after death in fullscreen; So I decided to only play in the small window after all. I got to 165 seconds. Good work.

It was strange at first, but it's really fun!

Really original idea of gameplay. It gets a little bit repetitive after some time. Definitelly lacks some music, except that really nice game.

An excellent console game! Although autocomplete and more instructions would have been good, once I got into the game, it proved to be exciting and interesting! The simplicity of the instructions you can give helped keep the game playable even as the tension ramps up, but I might prefer a slightly longer play loop. The current play length is satisfying, but I never got to build connections, even if I managed to get a high score of 211. Thanks for this excellent game!~

Huge kudos for the typing sounds, they are *so* satisfying.

I liked the typing sounds, but I couldn't quite figure out how to play. The city always seemed to fail before I could figure out how everything works. Perhaps a tutorial may be helpful?