I really really enjoyed this, Dee! The story feels like it progresses into different states, the characters react nicely, and the graphics are wonderful. Thanks so much for making this! I'll admit I didn't finish it (after I opened the office I couldn't figure out my keycard, think it's by the wall?) but I think it's great!

Finished. I liked the graphics style alot. Reminds me of some games i played as a child. Good way to compress so many puzzles into few rooms. And how the heck do you people get past 15 points? I swear i did everything i could but the last thing possible after every examination is just overeating on peanuts and puking all over on lady champagne for a game over screen. :D

Can i get some hints about the secret points Dee?
PS:I could not "switch breakers" even after i though it could be possible when Samantha plays her game after she ignores me when trying to talk to her.

Finished! I've completed it with 19/25.
A good game that gave me a hard time (it's not that difficult though).
There are some items I haven't used.

You didn't take the easy way out with this kind of narrative game, but it works.

I just can't do it. I keep getting stuck at the same time: Will need to drive somewhere, but where?
It's a little confusing that we need to examine in order to move the action forward:

>talk Samantha (nothing new)
>x Samantha
>talk Samantha (something new)

Really liked this game - very fluid in the responses and things happen and people change as you solve puzzles. Liked the flashback at the start, the way the graphics come up quickly. And the graphics are colourful and very 8 bit looking, like the way the graphics changed based on what you've done.

Couple of neat touches - typing xyzzy produces a response. It's quite funny even though it's not a comedy, light hearted but with a slight undertone of seriousness. Nice combination.

I've completed it with 18/25 but realised even if you CAN complete it, you can still carry on with puzzles ("Just one more thing..." eh? :) ) Would love to work out what they other seven points are!

This is a very colourful, fun little game. There are a lot of puzzles packed into a few locations, and a real  onion-layered feel to the whole thing as characters' responses change and the game progresses. Building is all on the backstory of a previous game is a clever touch that makes me want to go back and play the earlier one (and I will).  Characterisation is pretty good and the puzzles are not too hard and not too easy: I was stumped a couple of times, but the hints game to my rescue (they are well done).

I really like the introduction, and the sparing use of sound effect does enhance the game quite well. It's a shame they're not used more often in other games.

There are a few little bugs, but nothing major. I finished with only 15/25 so there is clearly more to do. I wonder if upstairs has any significance or if it is just a distraction? I'll have to go back and find out!

Very fun game! I loved the amount of puzzles that you were able to put into just a few rooms. The conversations with employees worked very well as did the hint system - gave the perfect amount of hints without giving it away. 

I'm stuck with a score of 7/25, and I don't know how to move Will's car. But I'll probably figure out...

In the garage, I can 'look at your car', but I can't 'look at my car'; It's mine (the player), not yours, right? ('blue car', and 'red car' could also be understood as Will's car and mine.)