The Perfect World by Claire6129

Imagine a world where everything was perfect, no illnesses, no ignorance, no meat-eaters, no violence; just simply perfect.
Though everyone is perfect, you have a secret that could get you "given away", you're different.
Though no one is certain what "given away" really means, but if you are "given away", you never come back to Perfect Earth.
I know I spelled a word or two wrong.

GUYS! I FIXED THE LINK PROBLEM!
Just make sure that you double click, and when it is all highlighted, click and drag the link to where the link goes on top. Pretty sure this works.
Please comment if it still doesn't work.

Play online Legacy WebPlayer

"Play online" now uses the new Quest Viva WasmPlayer. The legacy WebPlayer is being retired on 31 July 2026. If you have a Saved Game in the legacy WebPlayer, save it to a file before then.

Review GameofChocolate

16 Jul 2017

"click this link to continue.." Hmm.

Review Jesse Richardson

11 Jan 2017

a bad game that no one should play.

Review AwesomeForces

21 Aug 2015

Really enjoyed this, my only fault I can think of , is that it could be longer!
Awesome concept, awesome narrative.
Great job!

Review Paper Asssassin

31 Jul 2015

Fun game. Quite entertaining and I love the concept.

Review MisterPibb316

01 May 2015

The ending which I assume is the 'good ending' only took me a couple clicks to get to.

Review pey6ton

31 Mar 2015

boring & unoriginal

Review Ranique

27 Jan 2015

Very short no smiles but yeah quite good

Review Tom C.L.

29 Jun 2014

It was amazing, but please fix the error!

Comment Musicgirl20021

09 Jun 2014

It's cool that you added more, but when you click the link at the end it has an error message :/ Even when I typed the link by hand in, it says it has been moved or something like that. You should definitely continue :D Btw, apologize is spelled wrong. Sorry I'm a grammar nazi :P

Comment James Alder

04 Jun 2014

I like the idea. This world makes me feel uncomfortable. I hate every option I choose to conform to the dogma of the Perfect World, but when I deviate I find myself being given away.