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Game Details
Language: English (en)
Current Version: Unknown License: Freeware Development System: Alan 2 Baf's Guide ID: 2385 IFID: ALAN-5A71F85377DC32E9A63766D8C5E40E22 TUID: 73syu23qk6x3qeh5 |
Awards
31st Place - 10th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (2004)
Editorial Reviews
>INVENTORY - Paul O'Brian writes about interactive fiction
Zero One (or 01, as it likes to nickname itself) is an extremely silly game, cliche-hampered, lacking any sort of logical story, bug-ridden, and incomplete.... The ending text insists that "ZERO ONE is not yet finished... Expect a return!", but given the quality level of this game, that seems more like a threat than a promise.
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A short, violent game with odd responses, August 1, 2017This short game has you escaping from a prison cell.
The walkthrough encourages you to do some very odd things.
The game is short, mostly about things like finding keys and opening doors.
I think it could have been better without the strange responses.
Steer clear, October 31, 2007Short, underimplemented game about a guy escaping from somewhere. It's sci-fi, but it could be just about anything. Pointless and juvenile in its approach to story and character.
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Earlier today, I felt like playing an Interactive Fiction game that is the literary and stylistic equivalent of such masterpieces as Birdemic and The Room. I still have that feeling, so if you find anything like Plan 9 from Outer Space...
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