The God Device by The Pixie

What is in the blood-soaked envelope the archaeologist gave Tanya just before she died?
Review cyberlouse
15 Oct 2020
Very good Choose You Own Adventure game. Interesting situations that suddenly switch from a sense of safety to one of imminent danger, meaningful choices, cool main character and action sequences. 5/5.

Review acidfaucets
01 Jul 2018
Really cool, nice simplistic method of guiding players through the interesting story.

I also like games where the endings are earned. I got a 9/10 rating, and I'm sure there's a happier ending than what I was left with, but I felt satisfied nonetheless.

Comment Cheralina
07 Feb 2018
"The god device" but its only ever called a cylinder or a package, and the whole thing is just trying to get away from the bad guys... lame...

Review gandalfgreen
06 Jan 2017
Good game, give it a try.

Review JeoniN
24 Dec 2016
It's not bad, it takes all of your attention from beginning to end!

Review White_Cross
21 Nov 2016
The God Device does what any good IF game should. It allows the players to follow their own logic within a few but decisive choices. Every step takes you into a new and fantastical environment without completely losing the player's hold to reality. Sure the player may be at lost to the identity of the protagonist and the terminology of the world but that's nothing farther from the next dialogue option. Overall the game continues to engage with plenty of replay value left over.

17 Oct 2016
Very good! Would be awesome to see the whole story!

Review boychester
12 Oct 2016
Great storyline and the choices really affected the game! This is good to play if you just want a quick 30 min game!

Review abigail3947
07 Oct 2016
Great game! I enjoyed it a lot!

Comment bitterkarella
04 Oct 2016
Not sure if I should be reviewing this yet, but I did want to say that I really enjoyed this game! It's a cool Choose-Your-Own-Adventure style sci fi romp -- I like that the choices actually have weight and that the game really does change depending on your decisions. I also like that it avoids the biggest annoyance that I usually have with CYOA, where you can make a totally logical choice and the story will punish you for it. I remember reading CYOA stories where you can choose to carefully climb down a cliff rather than leaping from the top like an idiot and yet the safer choice will arbitrarily result in death. In this story, every action flows logically from the choice you make and I really appreciate that.

Also a pretty nifty little sci fi story that's easy to get in to despite some unfamiliar names and terms.

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