Very nice and all (obviously I mean sober and deathful) but I still wonder how could I have got the password for the man's computer. (4 digits long). Care to help? :)
Reviews for "One Of You"
ZeroDigitZ responds:
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4= Four Gas Canisters
12= Noon
1= One Of You
To get these answers you have to read both notes inside the study room.
As always... your games are FANTASTIC! I agree with adding medals to the games especially if it has multiple endings, it'll help with those trying to get all the endings. It was a bit confusing at first but that's what makes everyone want to play it over and over again! I love how you can speed things up by holding x down. Ahaha I'm still looking for the last ending! >< Definitely telling my friends about this game!
mac mini yosemeti 10.10.5, running safari= no sounds. still a great game though
Amazing game. The setting kept me hooked and the gameplay itself was simple and really gave a feeling of both dread and wanting to explore.
The one thing I would have liked to see was a bit more "can you trust this character?" interactions/choices. The game could have been even more suspenseful if there were more times that you had to trust the other people with you. As it is now, the characters reconvene once in a while before again heading their separate ways to do their own thing.
But otherwise the game was great. 5/5. Extremely enjoyable.
This reminds me a lot of Mad Father.
I liked the game and the story is actually kind of interesting and original to me.
Although Scenario B is not as good if you play that one second since you kind of got all spoiled by Scenario A. However, playing Scenario B first leaves Scenario A still a large mystery, so I would recommend locking A until you finish B just to make it more interesting.
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If you do that though, a little hint could be made when you are about to go out of the window on B but decide to go back for the other person, as that doppelganger scene can be incredibly confusing and the player might think on a bug or a mistake (I did B first believing A and B were unrelated; and that was my thought when I reached that point)