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Requires brain and keyboard. Play with the lights down and volume up.
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Ratings
 | Mood | 4.45 |
| #16 | Audio | 4.11 |
| #66 | Graphics | 4.07 |
| #74 | Innovation | 3.90 |
| #99 | Overall | 3.76 |
| #334 | Fun | 3.32 |
| #520 | Theme | 3.28 |
| #1350 | Coolness | 45% |
Comments
Interesting and challenging game. I liked the terminal graphics.
Really liked the terminal and sound effects. Really difficult to find the mimics...
Awesome, great execution and mood. Felt like the Thing haha really great game. Loved the graphics.
Apart from being fiendishly difficult to actually capture the two mimics, I really enjoyed the slick terminal interface, and the sound design was brilliant. Nice work!
Apart from being fiendishly difficult to actually capture the two mimics, I really enjoyed the slick terminal interface, and the sound design was brilliant. Nice work!
I'd love your thoughts on my game Titos Revenge:
http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-35/?action=preview&uid=65699
Great mood and audio. No idea whatsoever how to solve the game though.
This is awesome. It looks so polished and atmospheric. The sound effects are really good. As an exception, having no music is actually a plus here. The ambient sounds fit much better to the scenario. I have to say though that I didn't get the cues that allowed me to identify the shapeshifters, mabye with more time...
Very very original and interesting :) I loved how you managed to create such atmosphere with a good soundtrack and interesting texts. Good job!
Top mark for mood. Challenging game, you really need to pay attention to the details to find the mimics. Well done!
I like the concept and the atmosphere! I didn't really know what to do at first so I put 2 people in quarantine at random and they were the 2 shapeshifters xD
Proof: http://imgur.com/cCZxFqP
Top notch. Version 2 is fairly doable once you get the hang of it, and I imagine it'd be quite easy once you memorize who can be where. It only loosely fit the LD theme, but everything else is about as good as you can expect. Great job.
Great mood. Had to break out a piece of paper to really keep track of everything.
I played multiple times and still don't have a clue what I'm supposed to be looking for. Such a shame that this doesn't even have a hint of a tutorial, because I really love the idea, the mood and the visuals.
This game is really promising but it may lack a tutorial and I was a bit lost at the beginning.
The graphics are really well chosen and transport you into the game.
Awesome game!!! This is totally my kind of game! Couldn't stop until I caught both shapeshifters (although with casualties - is it possible to find them without?). Sound's so really, really, really good and I just *love* the whole setup! More please!
really like the use of terminal graphics to have us use our imagination to play - great job
Interesting entry. Liked the terminal design and the mood you setup. Worked really well in putting the pressure on to find the mimics. Took me a few turns to figure out the patterns but thought it was a clever idea.
WHOA. this graphics is TOP AWESOME. hee hee. nice job. i lost one and got one. not too bad. :D
Took me a little bit to figure out how to win, but once I did it got pretty intense. Nice atmosphere.
Graphics and sound are amazing. You emulated an Apple ][e monochrome display very well. Even though it's "just" a text game, the work you did creating the atmosphere and mood of using an early 80's personal computer is spectacular.
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Saw you played my game so I decided to play yours. This is a really cool concept! I love the idea of this game and really enjoyed playing it. Not sure how i was supposed to find the shapeshifter so I just guessed but still and interesting game.