Odd, but intriguing. Mostly, I didn't want to keep playing because that damn Morse code started drilling into my head after a while. Really interesting, but perhaps a little too vague to fully appreciate all the time. Oh well, I ultimately still liked it and I would really like to see you keep putting out mold-breaking stuff like this. Good game, PoshRaven!
Reviews for "Talk"
It was boring. There was no message, at least not one clearly given. And if a message is not clearly given, it is not a message at all. It's just noise. Speaking of noise, was it necessary to have the incessant beeping?
The choices the player can make in the game don't make sense, don't appear to be responding to anything, and didn't appear to affect anything.
This is pretentious twiddle of the worst kind, because the stupid will be fooled into thinking this is some sort of smart comment on society.
Art is expression, and you are creating art...but appreciating art is totally different. Very few people will appreciate this art. It might be too subtle, subtlety being the mother of sophistication. The general public doesn't like microscopic subtlety (look at all the explosions in the movies compared to the amount of Shakespeare dialogue). Stick to the flashy stuff if you want to be famous.
Oh god, I haven't done any Morse work in years, so long that my HAM radio license expired several years ago. I caught a "So I" and then a few letters here and there but it was nothing doing at, what is that, 50 wpm or somesuch? Whew.
No idea what to do in this case. Maybe practice more. A lot more. A LOT more. (which, by the way, I am not going to do.)
uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh what was the purpose of this? im not downing or anything but really what was the point