Hello fellow button game developer!

I think this really needed a click or clack when I pressed the button. Even recording your space bar and changing the pitch would do. (Check out my submission for my implementation of that idea, in a different kind of game though.)

A game where you advance dialogue by pressing a button, but you need to wait a certain amount of time between button presses, but you don't know how long or if anything you do affects it in any way...is not much of a game. There's a story, but it's told extremely slowly. Which is probably the point, but the fact that there's basically nothing to do except check if you are allowed to see the next part and play with the lightswitch means I'm not engaged enough to see what the point is. The most brilliant story in the world is worthless if the way it's told drives people away before reaching the conclusion.

GG!!!!!!

It's always interesting to see what someone does with a press the button game, no exception with this one. I only wish the text moved with my clicks (maybe I was too fast). Good work anyway!

Needs some sound, but overall a pretty interesting adventure it took me through haha.

I once played the game "There is no game", this is something like that but - This is odd. This is like a casual horror game while the surprise at the end is a some kind of a jump scare. With this type of game concept you have to be subtile, though.

I like the lamp you can switch off. It is better there are more things you can start combine with straight from the beginning.