Neat and creative!
Reviews for "State your name"
Pretty neat story with some interesting twists and turns! I like the slow reveals and the funny ways your responses change as you get into it deeper and deeper. My only complaint was that it was a little too static for me, and that made it feel a little less organic for me. I'm probably not going to explain this properly, but I would've liked if the interruptions and such from yellow and violet and so on happen in a linear fashion no matter what type of choices you make, as long as they follow a general nature. Instead, their responses are tied to certain choices you make, making them feel less like dynamic characters reaching out to you and more like scripted programs (which might fit given the whole simulation nature but still). For example, It's possible, when you loop back, to pick answers that you've chosen previously and the story will loop back to that point in time as it replays the same responses yellow and violet gave before, despite the story suggesting that they've moved on from that point and wouldn't repeat themselves. I guess it just kinda gave me a Truman Story vibe: suddenly it was too obviously a rigged game that was leading me down one route. Again, maybe that's kind of the intention, but I felt like the game would've been more powerful if it was programmed in a way to be more dynamic and organic.
This game reminds me of "Wet Robot Dreams", a game which Vinesauce played on one of his streams. Both of these games are very good, specifically in their use of repetition as an interesting game mechanic, which establishes the atmosphere and story of the game.
After completing this game I noticed it left a lot to be desired, but I then realized that was intentional. In whatever world this is you can only know so much. My name is Alan, and my favorite color is yellow.
This game's amazing, it's very clever and has a creepy story.
I had no idea what was going on, but violets Hot