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The ending honestly gave me chills. Especially after i refreshed to start a new game only to be greeted with a black screen and that noise looping.
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Interesting way to present an idea and message. While I'm all for the free flow of information, that doesn't mean there are not national security secrets that a nation needs to hold. For example, exposing the NSA phone data collection isn't the same as exposing operational information. The latter is far more serious and problematic. (Although I love the Hillary Clinton quote at the end, given her own recent problems with information security.) So while I don't fully support the message of thsi game, I think it was done and presented really well.
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I don't like waiting for the search to be finished. Just subtract the time and make me be done. If the point is giving me time to read the stuff, just put it on the screen next to close so I have the option to read if I want. Also game needs a way to let me know if I've won or lost. This is a message badly disguised as a game, and while I support the message, the presentation was terrible.
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I gave it three stars, because searching for everything was fun, and the message is a very good one. It's a thought provoking game, but I have no idea where I'm supposed to be going at the end, or if I got to where I was supposed to be going, etc etc...
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dufug did i just play, was good game. but was pushing its ideals a little strongly. loved searching the toilet though.
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I really enjoyed the game, but I wanted to play the game again, and every time I come back it's just the black screen with static.
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According to Einstein doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting a different result is insanity, therefore you have to be insane to beat this game. You also need to be insane to use anything on the internet because every time we go on we expect to have a nice time and then there is that 1 Obama supporter that ruins your day
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Time sure does fly when you are standing still in the middle of nowhere in the area of nothing, with that tiny light in front of you...
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Mission accomplished. Clock stops. I exit. I walk around. HUD starts to glitch. Buttons and letters disappear and reappear. I can barely see anything. I freak out. Clock rapidly counts down. I give up. As clock counts down quite quickly, I see less and less. Clock reaches zero. I have a black screen! Is that supposed to happen?!
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yea idk whats up with that but i got a black screen and an annoying radio static noise. even when i reload it is still there
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An excellent game, the satire and use of text and context is well adapted to putting across the facts of the situation and providing a very strong image that you can then choose to accept at face value or make your own theories as to how it relates to you. Very effective and one of the more important philosophical games here on Kongregate - though, in my opinion, most of the philosophical games here are more important (though may be not as fun) as the rest of the games here. Well done and (to my mind) a very effective and serious indictment of the US government as well as those of their allies. Thank you.
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i wish i could erase my comments...damn it....please dislike?pretty please?
with game with meaning and depth to it on top?
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gosh,damn i commented like i was drunk!if i bothered anyone,go ahead and dislike okay :3 ?good.now go ahead and dislike.and i am not an attention whore.i am a cat.
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remember,to get he happy ending,go,"SCREW THE GOVERNMENT,MY JOB,AND THOSE GODDAM STUPID THREATS!!!!!" and when you go outside,put yes when it asks you if it is the truth,because it is.oh,and snooping is bad kids, ok?