Jim (27 June 2019)

Well, I went straight for PROMETHEUS. Again I don’t think this is my best area…. all I could see was a series of descriptions that came up one after the other (Mac - Firefox). I have attached most of them. I couldn’t find anything to click or anyway to write anything. I really think you need someone at a slightly higher level to do the text based stuff testing….unless the gag was that you were tied down and couldn’t do anything. In that case it IS BRILLIANT!

Mary (27 June 2019)

I didn’t feel I was playing in this form. Although I loved Tantalus the most. And Zeno the second most.

In Tantalus the act and the text are so in sync I just flipped back and forth a few times for fun. And for Zeno I of course tried to get a few lines of halving.

I didn’t get the same sense of cause and effect with the others but as I am not sure you are even interested in that I just followed by own inclinations.

Sisphus seemed a bit bleak with so many steps (effort) wrapped up in two lines even though the words change.

Prometheus - going at it again I liked the lack of highlighted colour. O that’s weird, I thought I was making the text change by clicking, but no!

And then with the Daneids I get not just colour but … the first person. In such a minimal world that felt very surprising.

I got back to the menu each time by refreshing the browser.

And I wondered whether the name of each game should not be on its page - I know it’s minimal but could feel orienting or something about working through the list.

A mysterious enterprise!