Love it. My only criticism is the lack of any kind of feedback as to how well you're doing at censoring stuff/whether you're angering the employees.

I adore the historical aspect of this game, how you're able to learn about Los Alamos and the individual experiences of the people working there. I'm not sure how difficult this would be, but I think it would be really cool if you were able to get copies of some of the letters that were actually sent to and from Los Alamos and use excerpts of them for the game. It would be a fantastic way to experience the history.

Great concept, love the design and content, and I seriously think this style of game could be used to bring history to life in an accessible and fun way - especially if it could incorporate primary source documents!

P. S. How dare you make me relive Richard and Arlene's love story again, I was dreading that I'd reach the end and use up all of my tissues

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Congratulations for the game! Loved the overall aesthetics and how it is linked with the theme.. Rated <3

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As everyone else has said, some nice animations and extra challenges and you'd have a good Papers please style game

I like this take on "Papers Please". You have something really good here. What I was missing was some feedback on how good/bad I was doing. Maybe there's something subtle in the messages being sent ? IDK. I did make it to the end, so maybe I just did it correctly. :-)

Really enjoyed this game. I would love to see more like this. Quiet little stories with thoughtful gameplay. My only feedback would be more player information on success and failures. I often felt lost as to whether or not I was succeeding in my job.

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Lots of "Papers, please" vibes here, I really enjoyed it :)

You know, the main problem of this game is that it doesn't give enough feedback to the player. But It has the potential to become a successor to "Papers, Please" :)

Ah man! This is the funniest game of the jam. If you expand the game further please continue the mangoes. The censorship mechanic was a pretty interesting mechanic that I found helped engage the player more in the story being told. Sound choice suited the game as well. Congrats.

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