Demonstration

This is a game that is intensely minimalist to a point I'd say it's buggy. Most actions just give you a question mark as a response, which isn't too bad, but in the starting scene in the airplane, and directional movement just tells you that the door is closed, you are told you're seated but can't get up, sunlight is coming in through a window but you can't close it, etc.

Dan Fabulich posted a walkthrough of it, which I used for the very first special action and the very last. After the main intro, you get a variety of scenarios which are disjointed and seem to perhaps be memories.

I like the cool random concepts, but a lot of the fun of parser games is exploring the boundaries of the world and seeing different interactions and having them be intentional, whether they're limited intentionally or expansive intentionally. And a lot of the interactions I had with this game didn't feel like they had intentional responses.

The music was cool! I wonder if it was hand-edited into the javascript by the author.