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Why do people act so immature when it comes to rating comments? I've came across many comments on many sights including Kongregate. Many are decent with little profanity or vulger content. Despite that people rate them negatively with little care. When i see such one thing comes to mind, "Seriously?". P.s. An example of such is TadnJess's comment.
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The game reminds me in the movie "Torchwood: Miracle Day." What people initially thought was a miracle turned into a nightmare. People who were injured or old fell into comas and languished on and on and on. In the movie the authorities resorted to creamating the infirm while they were still alive.
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Good game. I would suggest more game-play on the Death end (haven't seen the life end yet) but otherwise I liked it. For the Death end, you could make it so your dont just sit there while the screen says "come." but you could have the player make a choice, like: "choice A, try to run away. Choice B, let death consume you." Something like that.
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Death: "I have shown you what will come to pass if you continue along your current path. Choose no-"/
*pressed LIFE*/
Death: "You have chosen Life"/
Death: "You have chosen foolis-"/
Me: "Wait-"/
Death: "...You have chosen foolishly, out of fea-"/
Me: "Wait! I can explain-"/
Death: "Wha-"/
Me: "I-"/
Death: "You what?"/
Me: "I.. I pressed the button on accident!"/
Death: "..."
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I liked the telling of the story, it was interesting. The game would be more interesting if you made it more interactive.
LOL I knew you would do something like that Chalupala....anyone in Pride knows what I'm talking about. And I have the other things you said on record. :)
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This isn't actuallly a game, it's a storybook. Is it meant to be funny? The jokes, if so, weren't that good; if it was meant to be serious, then it was just dumb.
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Clever message not only about the ethics of potential extension of human life, but current issues on overpopulation and the injustice of it, especially the mines which are reminiscent of what we see happening in Africa, to provide us with essential minerals we need, but they will never use. Great cross-contextual message. Not really a game though.
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5/5 but i have to say something. Immortality is not about just randomly stopping death from occuring. It's about regenerating. This means no aging. You will grow to your peak and just not age from there. The pollution will happen of course, and the poverty and all of that, but the pros outweigh the cons by far. Too long a list to write it all down here but you can watch some research on TED
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Is it the death ending is a reference to the Blue Oyster Cult song (Don't Fear) The Reaper. Good visual novel anyways
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if you think about it, the gift of immortality really shouldn't be shared as well... this makes a good point to that end, it wouldn't end well no matter what anyone says, not really
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Interesting tale, it seems to be somewhat a reminiscent mix of the 70's movie Soylent Green and Logan's run. Just one thought tho, wouldn't death be a choice by the time all this happens? I think most people after awhile would want it.
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How insightful... orrrrrrrrrr hang on - maybe people would just concentrate on ways to get to all the other planets that are scattered around everywhere. Since you'd have all the time in the world to research it, and no one keeling over - only getting more knowledgable - I doubt that that would take all that long as immortal lives go. FFS use your head, people aren't THAT retarded as a whole. If they were effectively unkillable you couldn't hardly compel them either - I mean with threats of what? People would learn about ways to travel to their own planets.