Oracle wrote:Oh lit fam!
Hope you liked the game! Most of my games are free. Payments are optional.
Zelan wrote:Just got done playing it! I'm pretty proud to say I got all of them right on the first try, which is cool because I've only done something like this once before (and that was with the aid of an alphabet chart).
I loved Mia! She's so charming with that retro language of hers. I'm excited to see future codebreaking games with her. ^_^
(I did use Inigo Montoya as my player name. *thumbs up*)
That is pretty cool, congrats! (Actually, I still get the answers mixed up, sometimes.

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Did you like the puzzle aspect of the game? Was it fun? I plan to add more similar brain teasers in future games.
I'm glad you like her! MIA came out of nowhere. I was writing a different story for NaNoReNo, but I was already on the last week of March and my draft was still a mess. MIA appeared and convinced me that her story would be "like, easier and more fun to turn into a game".
I will be sure to put more reference jokes in the future. There are three more secret names you can try to discover. Two of them are somehow tied to "My Name Is".
MagusDei wrote:Yo, what's crackin'? Had to check this out cause cyberpunk is like, totally my thing! And I gotta say, it was ace, man!
Loved the 80s retro vibes and the hip use of color. The music was flash too, and of course the puzzles! Crypto and cypherpunk really speak to me. (I guess I'm an old-school jargon file hacker in the end!) I felt so dexter when I finally figured out that
Polybius
thing
Rock on, homefry! We need more 80s retro cyberpunk edtech visual novels like this. Peace out!
Yo! Much Respect for going the extra mile to solve the other code. And for the 80s-speak! Aces! *high five*
Thanks for appreciating the game, homefry! More stories will be definitely made!
And respect for your avatar, too! Raistlin is one of my favorite characters.
petejohnwilson wrote:A little short, but I like the look of the game. I also like the idea of using the platform as a teaching tool.

Thanks! I'm glad you like the teaching aspect of the game. Try my other games, too!
