Hi rpresser,
Sorry you're having issues connecting, we have tested from various sources and can confirm that the game and servers are working correctly. I can only suggest to try and clear your web cache to prompt the browser to re-download all the assets.
Thanks,
~Rhys
Gotta buy the potato edition.
But like I said in the other comment, you're using "watts" wrong. A watt is a joule per second. If you have a generator that is good for 1 kilowatt and you run it for 100 seconds, it's still only 1 kilowatt. You don't accumulate watts over time. You could correct this easily by changing "watt" to "joule", or "watt-hour", throughout the game.
Answering followup question by developer:
By "HORRIBLE" I mean that this game provoked a deep sense of wrongness in me. It is written in English yet displays an absolutely terrible grasp of American idiom (or any other variety of English). Its concept is original yet thoroughly ridiculous. And the style of game itself is thoroughly boring. This is the sort of non-game that I hope to never, ever see.
represser, thank you so much for explanation! Creative people often get into hype of some "brilliant"-idea, which takes us over. And that happen to me with idea of "making a game". Not idea of making of this particular game, but to make a game in general. And knowing such a mental sin, instead of letting this "brilliat"-idea growing inside my brain into a fake monster, I've just made a game (rough, simple and "dirty"), based on as you say "ridiculous" concept. By making this game I showed my brain that its idea of making game was a lie. It takes a lot of time and effort to make even such a piece of crap, and if someone wants to make a kind of industry average quality game, it would require 100 times more time, effort and even money, which in my case means not so "brilliant" as my brain was picturing to me about idea of making games. By making thе game I've just destroyed the hype, created by my brain and I set myself free for more "realistic" and productive projects.
The original story can be read here: http://www.spacewesterns.com/articles/105/
This game expresses some of the externals of the story, but not too much of the mood. If you have a complete conversation with the girl, it comes closest. But if you spend your whole time trying to "win", you won't get any of the emotion. It'll just be a frustrating game.
If you complete a deleted scene you should get a check mark in the top right corner of the picture of that level. If this is not happening please let me know so that I can look into it further and find a fix for the problem. Sorry for the inconvinience and hope you have a good time playing the game!
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Hi rpresser, Sorry you're having issues connecting, we have tested from various sources and can confirm that the game and servers are working correctly. I can only suggest to try and clear your web cache to prompt the browser to re-download all the assets. Thanks, ~Rhys