A nice start, looking forward for the future updates!

Disturbing. Brilliant.

Hey, I pressed ctrl+alt+del and rebooted my system, and I indeed lost all my unsaved data!
Jokes aside, that's a very serious and important topic for a game. I hope you would continue developing it further, maybe bringing in other things authoritarian governments do: misrepresenting things from foreign news resources or pulling it out of context, building lists of unwanted people and marking them as foreign agents, poisoning and imprisoning politically active protest-inclined citizens, revising constitution and extending presidential terms and other such things.

Cool idea. Sadly, the text was so small on my MacBook that I could barely read it.

Pretty nice take on the theme, having to change the falsified events our enemies to the actual events that our great goverment has done for everyone. For freedom, democracy! Main nitpitck is that I can't seem to be able to move the task I have to do somewhere else because it overlaps with the text I have to edit, and there doesn't seem to be a way to tell how good or bad I performed, but besides that, the game is pretty neat.

Very interesting idea and grafics, however I wasnt able to submit the changes I made to the documents :/

Really great idea, and I love the subtle world-building. Though it wasn't clear to be if I could fail at the tasks or not, and I'd love to have to ability to explore elsewhere on the PC for more story pieces.

I also found that the Task Details box overlapped the other bits of text:

Nice concept! Interesting how you implemented checking the editted stories.

Cool concept!

I like it! Reminds me of 1984!

Seems like an interesting start to a game, but there doesnt seem to be any consequences for not completing the task at all. There doesn't  seem to be a reason/metric for the success/failure of the gameplay which would help it out a lot. Great idea that is particularly relevant and can be taken much furtherer with a little more work!

While I wasnt able to progress much the concept is pretty cool and quite appropriate for our times

I couldn't really get anywhere... never was able to submit a revised report.  Very fun concept that the government would most certainly indeed approve of!

I started doing things like "unemployment has increased from 9% to 15% over the last 5 years" against what it said I  should do and it didn't get angry at me...

What I would do if I were given the game: the game is already pretty well polished and the aesthetic works well, all it could use in that department is a screenwide CRT shader which can be yoinked from the internet.  For gameplay and enjoyment (where it suffered the most), adding something to make the game feel like a game rather than Text Editor Simulator Premium Edition: a task. Currently there is no incentive to play the game. Some kind of timer/quota with some rewards in story for going through it would be enough.

What I liked: the game was very unique and scored highly in the innovation department as the concept of being the "bad guy" is  surprisingly rare and I felt even a tad guilty playing it.

(The feedback is a little harsh, but it's meant as tough love)

This has 5 edits becuase Itch.io's textboxes are buggy

Judging by other people's comments it seems like there might've been something I missed about your game, but I still really enjoyed making the documents historically accurate. And I really mean it, like, I spent about 10 minutes just rewritting the documents and had a blast doing it.

I could never press on "submit report", or get the help pop-up to load.
Also, clicking "cancel" on the log-in page froze the game for me, was that intended? ^^'

It is an interesting concept ! The global windows 92 look and audio works well, however, I didn't see any feedback on what was happening when modifying an article, I'm not sure what I wrote was taken into account. Developing a game solo is hard, so congrats on managing to put that together in a week !  

This game was fun! I enjoyed re-writing historical events, but I must say I'm a bit dissapointed that my writing never ended up showing up anywhere. It would have been interesting to see news articles or something like that where the text you wrote shows up. Still, a very enjoyable experience. Good job!