Are you tired of new games coming out broken? Well now is your chance to criticize someone else’s game for free! hah I just finished the first playable version of my game and really need unbiased people to try it and give me their opinions and advice. As for the game - it’s called The Milgram Experiment. Leave a comment or DM me so we can set something up!
You want someone to test your games for ways to break it? I know just the guy!
“Hey there, it’s Josh. Today we’re checking out The Milgram Experiment. Thank you devs for the complimentary game code. This is a horror/moral choice simulator. And we all know how trustworthy MY morals and choices are! But enough about that, it’s time for NEW GAME!!!”
20 minutes later
“Well, everything’s on fire. Everyone’s dead. And the frame rate is a staggering 3 frames per year! So that seems like a great place to call it a day. I hope you had fun, I know I did, and I’d like to thank the devs for this copy of their broken game. I’ll see ya next time!”
I do admire his line of reasoning. Just every time. Like I used to do silly things in the sims and theme park, but his natural curiosity is next level. HOLD PLEASE.
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Sounds fun! Can see how well it runs on Linux.
I’d love to play test, does it work on the steamdeck?
It’s not on steam yet. Only PC Windows right now
The chances are pretty high that it already works on Linux via Proton, even without any testing.
I’d give it a go.
I like the idea, and the graphics look really sharp. Definitely would give it a try.
Seems like my type of game. I love me some psychological horror and philisophical dilemas.
I’d be more than happy to provide feedback. I consider myself somewhat of a conesseur :P
You want someone to test your games for ways to break it? I know just the guy!
“Hey there, it’s Josh. Today we’re checking out The Milgram Experiment. Thank you devs for the complimentary game code. This is a horror/moral choice simulator. And we all know how trustworthy MY morals and choices are! But enough about that, it’s time for NEW GAME!!!”
20 minutes later
“Well, everything’s on fire. Everyone’s dead. And the frame rate is a staggering 3 frames per year! So that seems like a great place to call it a day. I hope you had fun, I know I did, and I’d like to thank the devs for this copy of their broken game. I’ll see ya next time!”
Read in his voice.
I do admire his line of reasoning. Just every time. Like I used to do silly things in the sims and theme park, but his natural curiosity is next level. HOLD PLEASE.
My wife is interested and would love to try it.
DMd you :)
Down to test and review whatever you need.
Has anyone downloaded it yet? Just to make sure it’s not a virus before I run it ;)
Yes, I’ve had a few playtesters from here. Hope someone confirms that it’s not a virus
We got a confirmation! That’s good enough for me :)
I’ve been playing it this morning. Virus scan came back clean, and the game has been interesting so far.
I love games like this, but again this is lemmy. If it runs on linux I will playetest it!
Eff, please tell me I didn’t miss it
I choose to playtest it
If it run on Linux, I would be happy to give you feedback.
My brother and ex-wife were both psych majors so I’ve heard lot about this experiment. I’ll give it a shot. Mac, windows or Linux. I’m pan-OS-ual 😀
Yesss