I liked how it started in a way that left the reader just as confused as the main character.  Everything builds up towards a conclusion, but you never really know if that was the right conclusion or not.  I personally would have liked a bit more hints at...well, everything, BUT it was still a fun read-through.

nice! I got the martyr ending. I really liked the way u delivered the story--kept up the suspense all the way till the end. I imagined the protag as an unwitting revolutionary, almost. Like we went out to get a donut for brekkie and became the leader of a revolution hehe

I love the forward momentum created by the urgency to answer (either the cop or the inner voice) that kept me reading breathlessly !

One remark : while 90% of the choices are mine to make, sometimes I have to click on "the action of someone else", (eg when the cop punches you) and I found it a little weird.

Looking forward for your next games !

Packed with wit and kafkaesque!  I love it. Well written and made me root for the protagonist.

THERE WAS A MOMENT WHERE I SHOULD HAD STOPPED AND I CLEARLY WENT PAST IT. SO LET'S KEEP GOING WITH THIS REVOLUTION AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS.

This is so witty and fun, I had a blast! And I will probably go back later to try and actually learn why was I locked up for...

Probably crossed the street recklessly or something. I am a rebel like that, apparently?

Really enjoyed playing this and leading the revolution. I think you captured this feeling of going with the flow, well. But also the fact that it does not really matter and people just hear what they want to hear.

But why did we get arrested? I need to know!

This was really fun! I liked the way i got so torn between getting answers and surviving! :D

I really like the idea  and the pacing in this one! It just throws you right in! :)
It's very original and also very-well written! Kudos!

I'm gonna have to replay this a few times. I like how it just throws you out there.

Had quite a nice moment going through this story! What really works here imho is you’re forced to make decisions while you’re still trying to figure out what’s going on.
I tried a few different paths, but I’m curious if there’s a way to know why we were at the station in the first place.

Super well-written! I like the fake-out at the beginning with the internal monologue -- more of that would even be good! Very interesting being thrust into such important decisions with so little information. Overall, a really, really good take on this theme. I'm going to have to replay it a few times to get the full picture.