Cell

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You wake up in a room you don't recognize.  In a daze you reach for the door handle and when you try it ...

It's locked. You are trapped?

What will you do now? 

Search for a way out of this room or find the reason why you were confined in the first place?

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About:

"Cell" is a escape room-like short interactive fiction made in Twine.  Its narrative is inspired by the point and click flash games by scriptwelder .

Running the Game:

This is a HTML game, which means that all you need to run the game is a browser of your preference. More instructions will be given in the download page. These are also within the documention of the game on a README file. 

It is prefered to play on a PC; cannot guarantee the game working properly in mobile devices.

Game's length:

It's approximately a 30min to 40min experience from beginning to end of a run.

Accesability:

• The game comes with a dyslexia-friendly font, which you can find and switch in the settings.
• You can change the size of the font in the settings as well.
  
• There is also a toggle to show an underline for the links, for an easy distinction between text and links.
• TRIGGER WARNING: depictions of blood and confinement.

Some features:

• There are a few endings for you to find! Have fun!
• No saves! You are committed to the present run!
• There is audio! Some actions that you do, will have audio cues.
• This game has a Notes and Inventory system, which notifies and compiles important information for you to review, as well as items that you've collected thus far. 
• It also features a small collection of Achievements, for those who like to hunt for them.

About me:

Hello, I'm PaburaZiga. and this is my first ever game! Since I'm very new to this, I'd appreciate every and any feedback you can provide to improve my approach in videogame development. This is a very short experience, so that I could understand the process of it.

If you wish to help me create more and better stories like this, feel free to visit my ko-fi and leave a tip!

 Here!

I hope you'll enjoy the game!