A criminally intense thriller.

The Oxygen levels are especially ingenious. You really do have just baaaaarely enough time to get yourself out of there, and it's almost impossible to do it with Dave still alive. It's just a great application of organic choices.

However... uh, after my fifth try, I finally got Dave to safety... but the epilogue still said that I lost him on the way. What?

Also, I'm shocked to say that I'd actually prefer some overdone minimalist Atari graphics over what we were given here; or at least, a much darker backdrop to match the heavy and desperate theme.

Simple, clever, challenging, witty and involving! Great work! One critique though - if you are going to put in multiple endings put in a reset / return to menu button!!!

5 Stars dude!

I liked this game's concept. Make another full version instead of this stripped down Ludlum version.

I have to admit that is offers some quite of challenge and it does have an interesting idea, but the graphics are way too simplistic like the song, so it's hard to sympathise with. And I writing this review comparing to some beautiful games of the Ludum Dare.

Nice graphics considering the time of contest. I am not really sure if the game itself involves the topic.