Indefinite: Interrogation Game

I don't see why a bunch of people are butt hurt over the whole Buddhism thing it clearly says in the description "You're a suspected terrorist in an unfair interrogation. Answer questions. Don't forget." So yeah of course the "interrogators would be biased in their views. It just amazes me how critical people can be of a simple game like this.

Gonna try this game out after reading all the feedbacks, particularly religion lol. I also love the writer, hes here interacting with his fan base with humors and satires, a rare treats. Long live dystopien gov! Not Rome through, they crucified an once illegal religion without interrogations. Savages

I really enjoyed this game. The dystopian story was really interesting, and I was on the edge of my seat seeing the 'Incident' unravel. It constantly gives you a sense of uncomfortability, the rapid-fire questions really do make an impact on you, and it can get very challenging trying to remember every minute detail. I absolutely loved it - however I feel as if the reports at the end of a game can get really repetitive. I've only ever found two outcomes - Indefinite Detention and Execution. If there could be some form of different outcomes, it would 'indefinitely' make the game much more replayable.

This is a really interesting game. I think it achieves everything it means to. It's not scary, per se, but it does make you struggle to remember your lies. Your first answer to a question can be anything they let you give them, but it has to match later. And they ask stranger and stranger questions...

Its a great game except that it shows a bad light on other religions like Buddhism. And saying Christianity is an approved religious belief? Wow, I didn't know people approve beliefs now and suspects someone whos not of the approved religious belief. If you could change that part and leave the religion biasness out I would have given this game a five star.

Very interesting game. The only thing I wish I could see in it is a way to "win" with certain strategies. If I could blame something on a familiar I could just get 5 years or if I proved that I'm innocent enough then they let me go when I don't answer correctly. I've just played a few times and I'm between 40 and 50 every time but the fact that I always get indefinite detention doesn't make me want to achieve more questions. Great game overall! Loved the graphics and minimalist game play. You do feel you're getting interrogated.

I really wanted to give it 5 stars, but I had an issue with the fact that it portays Buddhism in a very bad light, as a "dangerous Heathen belief". Tone it down a bit, please? I would also like the reports to be more creative, as I noticed that the flow could get repetitive (i.e. Clara). Thank you

So here's the deal with the "repetitive story" like some people complained about. It's called a constant. You, no matter what you say, will always have a sister named Clara (insert last name here) who joined a Buddhist terrorist group. That's the story. That's why you're in the interrogation room. Because your sister is basically a terrorist linked to the assassination of multiple world leaders according to the basic game lore. You can have different jobs and different names. You're still going to have a Buddhist terrorist sister. Also- in no way is this making Buddhism out to he a horrible religion. Just like ISIS, this radical group just uses the religion's name to do misdeeds. In no way is this a statement saying Buddhism is evil. The same ill conceived logic can be applied to "oh talking about ISIS is saying that all of Islam is bad". Never mind the fact that it's a FICTIONAL STORY.

Really immersive game play, I've played this many times and everytime I feel the pressure as if was actually me being questioned. It is repetitive, but in that aspect I don't mind because each time doesn't have to be the same. Really easy to understand and I had a great time watching my family and friends stress as they panicked over what they had previously chosen. Now, back to practicing, I aim to beat my high score of 111.

I really enjoy the game and play once in a while but i can't give it 5 stars simply because of its repetition. After three game the same names, countries and overal questions and answers reappear again and again.

It's a fantastic timed and brain game. You have to make details of a incident whilst remembering them. At the end of each habe it creates a scenario. It's really well designed and each scenario is different. You're doing yourself a disfavor for not getting this game.

I really enjoy this game! As you answer more questions, you get more and more curious about the story. It tests your memory and is a challenge once you've played it 20 or 30 times in a row. I'm kind of stuck at 50 points-ish. I've discovered 35 questions, and it's hard to find more. But it's fun, trying to figure out different responses to try and get new questions. Also, to the people saying this is prejudiced, well, first, it's fiction, and second, Buddhism is a peaceful religion and the fact that there would be 'radical buddhists' is strange and makes you more curious about the story. I took it with no offense. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

So I played it, sounded neat. After a few times I found no desire to play again. To me it was a play once or twice thing. Not something I could play everyday or even every other day.

Its a very fun and fast paced game. Also challenging but ita a lot of fun. recommended. BUT I have a huge problem on how it says that basically every religion or lack there of is suspicious, terrorist, weird/bad..etc exept for Christianity. Very biased on religion.

I loved it! It was unique and really creative. My only problem was the reports(I know I shouldn't be butthurt 'cause I'm atheist), I felt like mentioning that buddhism is "dangerous" and christianity is "approved" is a really biased statement. But other than that, it was great.

Lol I rated 5 stars because I love the developer's response to all the butthurt idiots who think the developer's thoughts are reflected through the characters in the game. Plus the game itself is cool

Buddhist terrorist group..? Lol! But Christianity and Judism is "approved". That's some pretty bigoted views right there. Extremists come from any type of religion, there is no "acceptable" religion, they're all screwed in one way or another, some more than others sure, but that's just close minded. Made this game ridiculous when it was already repetitive. Questions make no sense, and are extremely repetitive. Uninstalling. (And I'm not religious at all, but clicked one by accident and apparently it's "approved of").. Disappointing.

Bloody good game. Great concept that works well. And for those taking offence at the way Buddhism is portrayed get a life must you find offence in everything or anything?

One part that caught me off-guard is saying I had no religion only to he asked why I stuck with my religion 10 questions or so later

Really great game. Dev seems chill. Knows how to make an interesting game to keep you on your toes. Will definitely play much more of this in the boredom of study hall and breaks when school starts up again.

I'm sorry you have to keep explaining to people that the views in the game are that of the fictional organization, but it would be far worse if they agreed with the fictional entity.

Damn everyone in these reviews gives up after 3 or 4 tries. The more you play the better you become and the more of the story you uncover. Definitely worth the playing.

Really fun. I got really panicky with the time limit, but the pressure was awesome. My high score was 55 and unlocked 35 questions. Idk if that's all of them or not?

Buddism is not a race FYI offended idiots claiming racism. Good game. Never managed to pass 68 questions though.

Really impressive and different! Not sure on the replay value, would be AWESOME if the variables somehow changed dynamically based on, say, the results of a Google search.

I get to question 3 and it crashes. My phone is a Vodafone smart 4 mini. Help?

Really cool story, not the deepest gameplay. The interrogator could feel a lot more like an actual person in the way they're written, but overall, this game's pretty cool!

Gets a bit repetitive but i don't mind it so much because you get to try out different options and it gives more and more hints about what happened during the "incident"

Could you add more questions? I've been answering the same question for like lots of times and got bored easily. Also, I should have given 0 stars for racism to Buddhism, PUTANG INA MO BOBO.

A headache inducing game that eventually wears you down in an entertaining way. It's Simon meets a complex web of lies.

A very good memory game. It's challenging and fun because you make up a story and then try to stick with that story the entire time with more and more details added as you go on.

I like it a bunch, but will probs never play it again. Good job though!

The game is great, but I would love to see some variety with the end reports and maybe a way to change the difficulty so it's easier/harder

bomb ass game but like.... can you win?? please tell me I'm worried about Clara poor gal

I get some of the weirdest endings for example: i was detained for sitting on the toilet when i seen a clock. I dont see where i did any thing wrong but hey crime is crime.

Cool and interesting. I got to 62 on my first try. Couldnt read fast enough. "Our subject is Seok Yi, a 17 year old writer born in Canada. He admits following Buddhism, a dangerous Heathen belief. During The Incident, Seok Yi was in The United States playing video games when he saw computer glitches. He is closest to his sister. We learned a lot about Clara Yi, Seok's sister and member of radical Buddhist group 'Four Truths': she is 27, is in Canada, was phoned by our subject last night, converted to Buddhism for a loved one, and is in a relationship with Ju Li - which we can use to get to her. A team has been sent to pick Ju up for interrogation. Seok Yi admitted to killing a single person. Seok Yi claims he lost 11+ family members during The Incident. Based on our interrogation, we determined that Seok Yi was recruited by his sister Clara into Buddhist terrorist group 'Four Truths' to carry out killings in The Incident. Punishment: Indefinite detention. Score: 62"

It's a very fun and interesting game, but it's not really a game you go back to after playing it once.

Great game, idiots always drawing in religion, who cares the game is based on a dystopian totalitarian government.

Amazing game, love the minimalist style of play even if it bugs me a bit that there's no way to really "win" or get a punishment besides detention, still didn't stop me from giving 5*s in every aspect though

Love it, but it gets repetitive. It's the kind of app I play once and love, but then delete because it got boring.