Ord.

It's a really unique concept that's very enjoyable and supremely well executed. I can't see this blowing up commercially, cause it's not a cookie cutter idle or saga game, but we need more avant-garde games like this to scratch the itch for some innovation. One really big missed opportunity is some sort of level editor, so users could make and share their own stories (maybe even crossplatform, saw the game on Steam). That could improve the retention immensly.

It's ok. it is an interesting concept but in execution it lacks quite a bit. There's barely a game here and mostly it's just a series of yes and no questions that either leads to continuing the story or ending it. Eventually you will learn the correct choices on the way because there aren't really "good or bad" decisions that you can make to continue the game. For the most part there is only one decision that will progress the game for you leaving the game extremely linear.

Very cool throwback and totally unique take on the text adventure genre. My only critique is it sucks having to start from scratch everytime you die. The child one takes much trial and error, and I finally had to take a break from the frustration. It would be nice if there was a checkpoint feature to save your path.