No-one has to die.

Misleading title to a thread? Maaaaaaybe.
No-one has to die is an indie suspence/novel game based moreso story than gameplay.
There are 4 workers and a visitor in a mysterious corporation, in which many cases atleast one person must die for the others to continue.
The game progresses depending on your choices, showing multiple endings, and they may or may not lead to one ending.
Inbetween stories, there are simple puzzles not really based on skill, much rather disisions to progress the story. It still holds a very promising one at that.

Play the game for free here.

Minor spoilers in the video below. Don't watch if you want to play it fresh.

Spoiler

[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVrD1o9JDvM[/media]

 

Hmmm, I'll look into this sometime. Thanks, Chef.

 

I could never get this working with IE10... guess I should get Chrome.

 

Hmmm, I'll look into this sometime. Thanks, Chef.

No problem. Just doin what I do, showin yall them indie games. C:

 

No problem. Just doin what I do, showin yall them indie games. C:

So do I... sometimes
I wrote a review on Phantasmaburbia.

 

I could never get this working with IE10... guess I should get Chrome.

It works just fine on Firefox (which I prefer,) But its your choice what to use. Internet explorer never worked for anything for me.

 

At first, I thought this was a continuation of the ending for the Nothing game that someone else posted, but I was wrong. All I have to say, is wow...
Don't want to spoil anything, so I'm not gonna say much.
The music is amazing for setting the mood. It has tense and relief parts to the story.

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In the end, I got the Christina ending first time through.

There is an intriguing plot. Along with it, there is the simple puzzles and the ability to quickly go try alternate endings. (It's not something where you have to play the entire game again)
All in all, I think it's an amazing game. It's short, but still worth the time to play it.

 

Well... I downloaded Chrome so I could play it, and it worked right away~
[Not sure why I stick to IE, but I do lol]

Spoiler

First time I saved... Troy. lol, I thought I had to find a way to save everyone during the puzzle, and Troy seemed like the hidden choice and seemed to know what was going on... He wasn't my first choice to save, but it just happened!

Fortunately it all worked out fine in the end. Only died in a couple million universes. But We're Fine!

For a short adventure with a twist, not bad!
Having played a full survival adventure like Ever17 though... well let's just say, I recommend you go find it

 

Hey I just played this.

Was a nice little gem

 

At first, I thought this was a continuation of the ending for the Nothing game that someone else posted, but I was wrong. All I have to say, is wow...
Don't want to spoil anything, so I'm not gonna say much.
The music is amazing for setting the mood. It has tense and relief parts to the story.

Hidden text highlight (or click) to view:

In the end, I got the Christina ending first time through.

There is an intriguing plot. Along with it, there is the simple puzzles and the ability to quickly go try alternate endings. (It's not something where you have to play the entire game again)
All in all, I think it's an amazing game. It's short, but still worth the time to play it.

That was a nice little explanation.

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I got the Christina ending first too, actually, because she felt like one of those overpowering protagonists that was more important than everyone else. /wassoverywrong.jpg/

 

I played this game, and I'm terrible at it .... Imma disgrace T_T

 

So I finished this game, 100%, all...7 endings I think it is?
Good game.
Wonderful game.
Excellent game.
MARVELOUS GAME.
I love it.

 

Played it. Compelling little game.

I also got the Christina ending first, but the way the story comes together is pretty cool.

 

Christina, Troy, Lionel, Steve, Best.
That was a spectacular game.