The world is possibly coming to an end. 

It seems the citizens of Some City have been quite distressed by this happenstance, and are in mass panic. If they need help, they will be sending messages to this crisis line and it is your responsibility to assist them. You may push one of three buttons to alter their fate to resolve the issue, or press the fourth button to simply kill them.


Use your cursor to press buttons and change lives.

Press S to skip my opening message and get to work faster.



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Very Simple and I like it.

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Wow, I just finished all 5 endings and it was SO VERY WORTH IT!!!! The different analysis of each character, their personality shining through which choices you make to get their ending. Wow. I just.... wow. 

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Ya'll are going to absolutely HATE me for this but...





SANS UNDERTALE?

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Someone PLEASE don't tell me I was the only one thinking our boss was wearing a cowboy hat

I gave him a country accent when doing my playthrough

Slay

first game i've played from this creator, brings back great memories with much replay value not just to get different endings but also to get to see different responses from what i assume are randomly chosen clients. very satisfying to the curiosity

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How many endings are there?

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Probably around five.

why must you hurt me

Hey, I have some questions for the devs. Number 1 is did you use models from Moko's advice for the callers. Number 2 is what's the thing that runs under the desk about halfway into the game. And Number 3 is what's the character's name? So far I've only gotten the ending where Smiley the Skeleton talks about how deadly I am, and he calls me "Miss Fauxheart". Is that the character's name, or is it a reference that I don't get?

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The callers are different than those in Moko's Advice yes. The protagonist varies, however in that instance yes it is a reference to their name.

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what was the ending with the sans boi listing intelligence and traits of my character the go outside to find out because for me it just fades to black

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The fade to black is the end yes.

i asked what it was lmfao, also i see the freddy kreuger reference, u cant hide a cryptid from me.

You already described the ending in your question of what it was, suggesting that you already know what it was. If you have a genuine question then you will need to clarify its nature.

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So this game has no ending :v

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It has multiple.

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Seen it in a vid may play it. Sorry if not helpful.

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ok wtf is that think moving at the bottom of the screen

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your door IS unlocked...

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hiya! i'm super keen to play this game but it seems to be having some difficulties. i'm trying to play in browser using chrome, but it just displays the loading screen and i'm not sure why. any help would be much appreciated!

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If it is getting stuck on the loading screen your computer may simply need a few moments to process the game before it will load. If it is completely getting stuck on the loading screen then perhaps an extension or plugin on your browser is interfering with it. If you are attempting to run the game on an operating system other than Windows that may also be the problem.

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good game

┬┴┤( ͡ಠ ʖ̯ ͡ಠ)

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Just tried to save as many people as possible...turns out some "good" choices really aren't that good, huh?

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I killed everybody i talked to

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nice

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Reminds me of Presentable Liberty a bit. Very depressing, I enjoyed it very much

love these games this and moko advice!

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MY JUDGEMENT IS SWIFT https://youtu.be/aUTZVHJN3lc

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IM THE MAYOR NOW! https://youtu.be/-QlrdXfkWoI

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A game very similar to Moko's Advice, but more attuned to the over-arching setting most of the recent games are set in. I enjoyed how the various callers help build up more of the background, and I admit I had a nice laugh at most of the messages. With five different endings, and several text for each correlating option, there's a fair amount of replayability. Plus, personally, I'm a sucker for the subtle details, such as the changing avatars of the senders, the darkening of the sky, the little dancing envelope I could vaguely see, etc, etc.
My only issue is that it would be nice if I could click to display the full body of text, like a visual novel, as well as to help speed it along because I read fairly quickly, but other than that, a solid game.