Pretty interesting storyline. Did you imagine one true ending, or is the truth dependent on what you choose?

@justinooncx: Heh, thanks for playing! And yes, your choices determine the outcome, and what the player character believes about their own identity in the end.

Well done. Very Very innovative

Awesssommmeee. Love it. Wish it had been even longer!

Thank you very much!

@phi6: I did feel like I could have fitted more content in there. I might make a more (much more!) polished post-compo version at some point.

I was drawn into the storyline pretty quickly, complied a lot, but I finally could not take it anymore and defied the orderlies at the end. Great stuff!

Thanks! I really liked the writing and the idea of two true endings, as it seems to me.

Cool. I like the take on the subject and the game world. I got 3 different endings.

beautiful writing.

A text adventure! I like the storyline and had some fun figuring out all the different endings. I like the idea of reducing the interface to two verbs for this compo.

It's a nice little choose your own-adventure. Reminded me more of psychological thrillers like Shutter Island or the Prisoner though than any science fiction, so I don't think I saw where the AI came in but I didn't mind. Personally love those type of stories anywho.

The writing was pretty good and evocative enough and I also liked the comply/defy-dynamic. It added a pretty nice dynamic to the scenes and allowed you also for some subtle variations in the various routes outcomes.

It definitely got me hook. I'd personally like to see a longer version with the mechanic and the story a bit more expanded upon to say the least and possibly with some audio to it.

Well done! :)

Intriguing storyline. I like the distinct changes in the narrative dependant on your choices. That was a pretty unique take on the them.

This was surprisingly immersive, as I'm not usually into this type of game. The writing put me inside the characters head and, when the time was right, I made my escape. Great entry, 5* from me. Great work.

@Crashmore Studios: That is high praise! My idea was that the Treatment Room is in fact computer controlled (there's no person behind those loudspeakers), but I could have made that clearer. Of course, the protagonist wouldn't know, either. I did get quite a bit of inspiration from The Prisoner. (Other influences were "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream" and Porpentine's game "Cyberqueen".)

As for everyone else, thank you very much for your nice comments!

Really well written story - and for the 48 hour mark no less. Also found the game mechanics really cool, simply because they're so unique.

Nice! Found two different endings. Liked it even if I'm not used to this kind of game.

Wow, I definitely loved your writing and this story just sucked me. Looking forward to checking out your other works, and future works.

Thank you very much!

@oz2mura: I'm flattered! Just a word of advice if you're looking at playing my other games: give "Pure Green" a miss, it was an experiment, but sucked. "Red and Gold" isn't too brilliant either (I think I had a pretty cool idea, but the actual gameplay ended up dull as hell). My other games might be worth a look, if you liked this one.

Loved your writing, the detail really brings the scenes to life. I think this setting was perfect for the format, it gives plenty of room for the player to imagine the scenes and implant themselves in them, while also being clinical and monotone.

The different paths seem to stitch together really nicely too, I'm always curious to see the actual topology the branching decisions make in games like this.

Great job!

Pretty damn cool! Lovely writing, very well done. I liked the ambivalency about the truth all through the game. A very creepy undertone indeed!

I really liked the writing in this! Great choose your own adventure that works well.

Very cool text adventure! Didn't check all variants and my english is not very fluent. It's difficult to make good text adventure (I tried), but this time you definitely got it

Amazing. Lovely writing and interesting plot. I'm amazed how you did throughout all of it in such a little time.
The presentation of the story was also very fitting to the mood.
I enjoyed and I'm sure I'll play it again and again and again... just to see all the possibilities.

The ambiguity of the story is pretty interesting. Tried a few different paths to see how much pathing there really was and all of them felt believable.

VERY WELL DONE! Great use of the them and I quickly found myself immersed in the story. Awesome job!

Excellent use of the theme and writing! I found myself going back and looking at a few of the different endings. I enjoyed the open-endedness of the branching stories.

Pretty neat game, I didn't quite understand the whole plot, but I liked it.

Great stuff. I like this take on interactive fiction. Had a great mood to it too.

Interesting idea, and it makes for an interesting situation as I don't know whats true, are they tricking me or is it true. I had this wierd feeling the first run, when i mostly defyed what they tried. But the second run got me somewhere else, but might it still be a lie? Who knows?

Had to use Chrome for this as Firefox doesn't work for some reason but I loved the story and multiple endings. My only gripe is that the block of text after you've entered a command is a bit too large at times and appears too quickly for me to read and understand more about the story (Maybe have each paragraph appear slowly one by one instead?).

@Xanjos: Good point, I do feel the story ended up a bit too wordy in places.

Thank you for your review!