Created for the Neo-Twiny Game Jam (2024), with the stipulation that the game be shorter than 500 words in length. The final transmission of the ESPM-05 (NYX-V) crew on their final spaceflight, NYX is exactly 496 words in length, minus code. 

Content warnings for: suicide, mentions of gore, death.

StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(38 total ratings)
Author30x30
GenreInteractive Fiction
TagsHorror, Sci-fi

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Hello, nice story that is told by a wistful, relatable narrator. Now, just to be sure I didn't miss any hidden content, can you confirm that at only one point are we given a set of choices ? Thanks.

This is correct, there is only one set of choices in the game.

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Thank you for your answer, and again well done ! 

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I love the atmospheric Horror you crafted here. Keeping the actual full extent of the monster unknown, instead focusing on the reactions of those who witness it. It's peak Horror, and really helps the imaginatiok run wild.  This is really well-written! Nice job! :>

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That was intense! She claims not to be a poet, but her words were more than lyrical in each end. Just the hints of what happened before was chilling because it's clear it was so much worse. The fact that the only colour is the red buttons to continue really added to ambient horror of it all too~

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This is so good it nearly gave me chills. The fact that the only choice is at the end is brilliant. It says so much with so little. Fantastic work!

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This was so good! The writing was done so poetically! I can only imagine what the crew saw before passing away. All the choices were of equal emphasis and I appreciated that a lot.

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ohhh this is SO good. love the endings, love the continue button + cursor change; short but incredibly poignant. really nice work!!

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That was delightfully creepy! Each of the three ending choices were so interesting; I couldn't help but be curious and choose #3 first...

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Wow. I am amazed. This is so amazing. Writing top notch, and it gives me the shivers to think about it. And yet it is beautiful. Damn.