Flitter Inc. 1.0.2

Reviews

3 ★, on 2018-10-29
OK, so, I like the game a lot but it needs a rewind function. I put a lot of thought and effort into my choices and eventually lost. Honestly I am not a wimp and don't mind hard games, but it is such a chore to work back through to get back to where I was. I want to play more but am a bit frustrated bc replay is tedious. Add rewind. Just a suggestion. Good concept and storyline, though

5 ★, on 2019-03-05
I really did like the app, it was challenging at times yes, but thats how it should be; not everything in life is clearcut and simple. Quality app

5 ★, on 2018-07-27
An incredibly smart, simple and interesting game tackling a very large issue in modern society. Social Media Censorship is a pretty big deal right now and I really like the approach that this game takes to that whole fact, especially being a heavy twitter user myself.

4 ★, on 2018-08-17
Well written text based game. Some of the entries are tricky. The only downside is that I was thinking there was a branching path depending on your accuracy. It seems that no matter how well you do, not much changes. Cool experience nonetheless.

5 ★, on 2018-08-05
Flitter is a charming, disarmingly honest, disturbingly believable alternative history. The internal company dialogue is uncannily accurate. My one complaint is the abrupt and rather obtuse ending after the explosion. The game's intentionally opaque system unfortunately makes it difficult to know for certain whether you are railroaded onto a certain story path and the ending is left open to the reader or if something was missed through the numerous messages you filter through. Feel free to respond to me if there is something I've missed in this aspect, I'd be happy to take a second look.

4 ★, on 2018-08-08
I love the concept, the atmosphere, and the story is intriguing! But the ending is abrupt and while I'm sure there's some way to go down different paths, a couple friends and I have tried and haven't gotten any different events at all. It's very frustrating, especially since you don't have a save point to load from so you literally restart every time you want to try something new.