The goal?

[Noobc0re]

What's the goal here?

It just throws you in to the videos, no explanation.

[Cruna]

Nah it has no goals. You just watch the videos, and that is it. While I don't regard that as a game, there are some around here who do. Basically you search for the clips and watch them. That's it. You will not do anything, you will not play anything. You watch the clips.

[Noobc0re]

Originally posted by Cruna:

Nah it has no goals. You just watch the videos, and that is it. While I don't regard that as a game, there are some around here who do. Basically you search for the clips and watch them. That's it. You will not do anything, you will not play anything. You watch the clips.

Well that sucks.

[binakalgo]

Figure out who is looking for the videos, why, and reach to your own conclusion about what everything is about.

[AndQuester]

The goal is to find out her whole story (what exactly happened).

[нιт◈ᴘᴏιɴᴛ]

If you have a bad memory, then this game might not be for you. It also helps to write down story related notes as you uncover new things ontop of keywords.

This is basically a text based adventure game that requires paying attention to details. Jot down any new revelations and you will find that the story itself is really deep.

Don't look at the game as a game and more of a mystery that you're trying to unravel bit by bit.

[Kleinkeks]

Originally posted by Cruna:

Nah it has no goals.

That's not exactly true. The game's goal is to solve the mystery; once you've done so (meaning having found certain videos), the game gives you a proper ending with credits and so on.

[Noobc0re]

Originally posted by Kleinkeks:

Originally posted by Cruna:

Nah it has no goals.

That's not exactly true. The game's goal is to solve the mystery; once you've done so (meaning having found certain videos), the game gives you a proper ending with credits and so on.

So there is an ending?

[binakalgo]

Originally posted by Noobc0re:

Originally posted by Kleinkeks:

That's not exactly true. The game's goal is to solve the mystery; once you've done so (meaning having found certain videos), the game gives you a proper ending with credits and so on.

So there is an ending?

When the Chit Chat comes just answer "yes" and you see the credits. That's the closest thing to an ending.

[Turbodream]

If you answer "No" you still get the credits.

[Turbodream]

IMHO, the complete story is weak and fulll of plot holes. Also, if you are good at searching key words, you will get the gist of the story in 10 minutes.

[wayninja]

Originally posted by Cruna:

Nah it has no goals. You just watch the videos, and that is it. While I don't regard that as a game, there are some around here who do. Basically you search for the clips and watch them. That's it. You will not do anything, you will not play anything. You watch the clips.

The *goal* is to understand what happened. The "game" is the arbitrary search result limits forcing you to interact with the database in a contrived way in order to search for the pieces. It's a pretty thin game, but it's about as much as a game as a district attorney searching for/listening to 911 calls to build a crimial case using incredibly poorly designed software.

[Skeletorso]

Originally posted by Kleinkeks:

Originally posted by Cruna:

Nah it has no goals.

That's not exactly true. The game's goal is to solve the mystery; once you've done so (meaning having found certain videos), the game gives you a proper ending with credits and so on.

Sweet icon dude