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Game Details
Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: September 30, 2007 Current Version: 1 License: Freeware Development System: Inform 7 Baf's Guide ID: 3067 IFID: 617FAF7D-F208-4F70-8D5D-1638737D522A TUID: 9b5k96bteakgcvdl |
Awards
8th Place overall; 3rd Place, Miss Congeniality Awards - 13th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (2007)
Nominee, Best Individual Puzzle - 2007 XYZZY Awards
Editorial Reviews
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Rezension zum IF-Comp 2007 (German)
Du bist die Sicherheitsverantwortliche an Bord eines Raumfrachters, auf dem außer dir nur ein Ingenieur und der Pilot Dienst tun. Eingekapselt in eine kleine Überwachungszelle beobachtest du von dort aus alles, was vor sich geht. Mit einem unerwarteten Druckabfall auf der Brücke wird eine Reihe von Ereignissen eingeleitet, die dich auf deinem Posten gut beschäftigt halten.
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A short, hard one-room game on a spaceship with goofy theme, February 4, 2016This game (which is a play-die-repeat game) is the combination of three themes that were suggested to the author (mild spoilers):(Spoiler - click to show)zombie pirates in space.
You are in a single enclosed room in a space station with a variety of buttons that control video (including recording and playback), temperature, self-destruct, and so on.
Each playthrough is short, but it will take a lot of work to get it right.
The game is funny and enjoyable.
On a side note, I always thought the cover art was a hunched monster with its head on backwards, but I think it's actually a brain-like monster on an asteroid.
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