Color of Milk Coffee

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Color of Milk Coffee
by Anonymous

Slice of life
2012

(based on 2 ratings)
2 reviews

Game Details

Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: January 11, 2012
Current Version: 1
License: Freeware
Development System: Inform 7
Forgiveness Rating: Merciful
IFID: 47C08D16-3BD6-11E1-8676-00268255145A
TUID: ka11wj4yszn1evvo

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Defined by inactivity, December 10, 2013

by Simon Deimel (Germany)

I can hardly rate this, because it is a flash fiction, so supposed to be short, and the main idea is not that bad. I understand that this is a kind of miniature interactive fiction, but some more actions and implementations should be there. I mean, the title of the game lets the milk coffee become an object of the scene, the room description mentions milk coffee, so I examine the milk coffee -- but no, I cannot see any such a thing! There is hardly any interactivity because the game/story consists of inactivity.

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I wonder if I.F. is publishable?, January 19, 2012

by DB (Columbus, OH)

Interesting static fiction (there's really no use of interactivity in it), but the ending is wrong in my opinion. (Spoiler - click to show)The retreat back inward, back into the source of the player character's stasis, should have been overturned in the final action.

Still, work like this makes me wonder what a stat fic publisher's reaction would be to receiving an IF transcript as a submission. Has anyone tried this?