Ratings War

A well-written choose your own advenure that will especially appeal to anyone who enjoys the Cyberpunk genre. Very Shadowrun feel to the story itself, sans the meta-races. However, I didn't develop the same attachment to my character or the supporting cast that I did in Choice of Robots or Tin Star as examples. It might have been that as a reporter, my character was more of a story observer than a story maker. I also felt like some of the plot itself was contrived and more fed to me as a reader than something that developed through choice-based play. I consider it a decent product for its price.

It's a book, Not a game Why i have it? Mistake.

A short game, only about 2 hours, but a nice story and setting. But for $2-3 that's pretty fair. Would have really liked a story that was longer and didn't feel like I was being rushed through it so fast. @Author, keep up the good work, I was getting absorbed in the setting and hungry for more "stories" before it all kinda ended so abrutply.

Here I am not studying for an exam because this game's writing just sucked me in for the past 3 hours. No, it isn't very long but it is only a couple bucks. I think there is even a free version but I am happy with having spent a little change to help the author. I feel like my choices actually changed the story. I am excited to go back through it!

First I'll say that I recommend this game for its price. But compared to other Choice of Games its content is a little lacking. Like most Choice of Games I enjoyed the ride to the end. The investigator spin was pretty cool I also felt like the statistics and choices where lacking or didn't have as huge an impact as the other choice of games. If I were not to compare this to the other Choice of Games, this game has an emotional ride for the truth (my playthrough). But comparing it to the other games I'd go with either the Heroes Rise trilogy or Choice of Robots before I'd pick this game. Still though I got this for 34% off $1.97 pocket change for a good game.

Another very good game from Choice of Games. Unique setting, interesting story and a lot of choices. Though, I must admit, I feel like game doesn't have much replayability value - there aren't that many alternatives on how to play the story (I get almost all achievements during one gameplay), how to shape your personality or even how to interact with other characters (only two romance options). Still, the plot is great and if you enjoy text based games and well written interactive stories, Choice of Games is always good way to go.

Good text based game, but shorter then previous entries Choice of Games entries (Slammed!, Choice of Robots, etc.).