Nice demo. Despite the very low resolution, you get a good sense of the run-down state of everything through the descriptions.

Only virtually would I like to come back to this dictatorial country where simply baking a cake becomes a challenge.

I promised to check this game for wrongthink, and unlike a communist functionary, I do eventually perform my duties.

The game has a very expressive writing style in the descriptions which is a perfect fit for the strange environment in which it is set. But the first thing that will lead you into this environment is the excellent presentation. As a programmer, I also enjoyed the puzzle at the end.

The default speed of the typewriter effect should probably be increased.

This is a short game, and I am looking forward to an expanded version.

The life of an adventurer is rarely straight-forward, and perhaps even less so in a communist environment.

Graphics are stylishly simplistic, but there is plenty of narrative to make the game contentedly absorbing.

Not too much in the way of gameplay yet, but if a complete game comes out I will be giving it a go.

Good satirical game about Absurdistan, a pastiche of a Soviet-block republic.
The graphical choices, way of narrating are fresh and a welcome addition to the genre.
There is only one true puzzle, but it is excellent (logical, funny to solve, not too difficul): I hope to see more of this.

Since this is a demo, I will point to the author what I did not like so much:
- this game is a bit wordy, and the "typewriter text" after a while was annoying. I turned it off and enjoyed the game much better.
- in the elevator puzzle, the "reset" button should be placed higher (so the player immediately knows how to get to pristine state)
- as I have said the game is a bit on the wordy side (a good narrative that adds to the atmosphere!). As now I cannot skip cutscenes, skipping text is not immediate — at least in the typewriter version — and "flavour text" in descriptions is repeated. I felt it a bit frustrating.

All in all, a very *very* promising start for what could well be one hell of a funny yet satirical adventure. I will keep a close eye on this!