The game got stuck in dialogue mode without there being an option to select several times, which made it difficult to get through. Quite a cool idea to have to social engineer your way around.

"Don't worry, I've got this."

I imagine that these (or something similar) are the agent's last words. Because, unfortunately, curiosity killed the cat. The Destroyer seemed like such a nice guy that I thought to myself: 'I bet he's totally chill about getting riled up. Let's try it!' As it turned out, I'll never know if he was chilled about it. Probably not, seeing as he called me a traitor, but then the game basically stopped. There was no way to continue the conversation. The same thing happened with Goggles. Yes, I threw caution to the wind against my better judgement and tried the Don't-say-this option again. Had to restart on each occasion. Which made me wish for a save function.

The visuals and music make for a very nice atmosphere. Your storytelling and dialogue are really good. Immediately transported me into the world. More puzzles would have been nice, of course, but this works well enough as it is. It was fun to sneakily collect information from the NPCs.

Very entertaining game. Looking forward to more content :)

Really cool idea! I love the idea of a social deception sort of game, but like a puzzle of sorts.
Really cool low-poly look, and the characterization and writing hooked me in, you really get a great look at some characters from just a few sentences of dialogue.
Great work!

I really liked the experience! :)

First, the overall theme of playing as an Agent, needing to be careful what to say so as not to uncover your identity. The characters development was nice too, especially I liked how manner of speaking resembled their characteristics  and backstories, that was definitely a plus.  I also enjoyed the way you've "smuggled" the tip regarding the order of correct digits, that was both smooth and kind of tricky! 

Graphic design combined with music give the player the ability to "dive" into that nice, gloomy atmosphere, and in the end I *really* rooted for the Rebellion, wishing to kick the Emperor's arse. Looking forward for the next part!

On the downside, as few others have mentioned, there's a bug regarding one of Doctor Death's dialogue option, leaving no ability to continue. Also a few graphic glitches, and, personally, I think it would have been a nice touch to add some kind of ending screen to dialogue options that lead to failure, even simple "you failed the Rebellion" or "you died", because currently, after selecting them, it also seems as if the game 'stops' and nothing happens, the player doesn't have that feeling of "it's the end"

Overall a good experience!

Movement and graphics are really smooth. I did run into some dialogue issues wher eI couldnt scroll in lists and stuff. but managed to get thru it!

I ran into an issue while talking to Dr. Death, all the dialogue options disappeared and I wasn't able to exit out of his close up. Otherwise, I was really enjoying your dialogue and world building. The corrupt government full of internal  subterfuge and slimy cops who casually talk about doing drugs in the hallways really had me intrigued.

Nice story, with a cool theme and aesthetics, kinda lacking more engaging interactions for me. Personally, I prefer bigger walls of text instead of button-mashing dialogues but I guess it's just me :)

Overall enjoyable experience, and worth the time spent.