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Killing Time at Lightspeed: Enhanced Edition

80% positive of 135 Steam reviews

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Released
2016
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Gritfish. Published by Green Stripe Snake.

About the game

Browse social media at the speed of light. Watch your friends grow old in the blink of an eye. Realise there's nothing you can do about it. Tell your friends you love them one last time.

Tagged by players

  • LGBTQ+
  • Text-Based
  • Adventure
  • Visual Novel
  • Sci-fi

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What players say

  • Not recommended
    This isn't a BAD game, but I can't recommend it. The premise is really, really good but the narrative just didn't click for me. Politics and world events are the most popular posts, to the point where the human element is lacking. Like, it feels more like speculative fiction forced into a game rather than something natural and intertwined. If you're craving a brief sci-fi visual novel, I'd recommend it but I can't…

    56 min played when written. 61 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    A tiny piece of thought experiment, involving time dilation and facebooking. 19 years of time is just a few clicks away when you are travelling at near-lightspeed. A neat piece of interactive fiction it's. It tries to discuss some ethical and social issues augmentation, mega corporations and advanced AI would bring to our culture, but fails to elaborate those issues in-depth. That said, it's still a refreshing way…

    2.2 h played when written. 24 found it helpful.

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