Calm
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| Calm | |
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| Published | 1 October 2011 |
| Credits | |
| Authors | Joey Jones and Melvin Rangasamy |
| Reception | |
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| IFDB rating | 3 out of 5 (17 ratings) |
| Gameplay | |
| Interaction style |  Parser |
| Literary genre |  Science fiction |
| Language | English |
| Accessibility | Colour: none. Graphics: optional. Sound: none. |
| Technical details | |
| Authoring system | Inform 7 |
| Format | Glulx |
| License | Freeware |
| IFID | C17C8810-674D-475F-A859-AB29EB965E0D |
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How it begins
"Holy spores! We've got a live one!"
You splutter awake, spitting mud on sparkling formica. Unnatural lights blaze and a warm hand pulls you to your feet and memories wash back at you. Everyone you have ever loved is dead, but you remained absolutely calm: for in this strange future stress is fatal. Soon the memories of how you managed to survive and what you were aiming for settle back in place.
But the first memory that returns is your own name.
(and then you enter your name)
Versions
Release 1
Date: 1 October 2011
- Calm (Joey Jones and Melvin Rangasamy; 01-Oct-2011; Glulx).
- Release 1 / Serial number 111001 / Inform 7 build 6G60 (I6/v6.32 lib 6/12N)
- IFID: C17C8810-674D-475F-A859-AB29EB965E0D
IFID links: IFDB, IFDB cover - IF Comp 2011: 20th place of 38 entries.
- Download Calm.gblorb from the IF Archive.
- Play it online.
Links
N.B. Many IF Archive games are temporarily unavailable in the UK.
General info
- Calm - at IFDB.
- Calm - at ifwizz interactive fiction (in German).
Reviews
- Review by Sam Kabo Ashwell.
- Review (in German) by Martin Barth.
- Review by David Fletcher.
- Review by Hipolito.
- Review by Christopher Huang.
- Review by Jizaboz.
- Review by Konstantinos.
- Review by Amanda Lange.
- Review by Michael Martin.
- Review by Carl Muckenhoupt.
- Review by Jenni Polodna.
- Review by Emily Short.
- Review by Matt Weiner.
- Review by Matt Wigdahl.
- Review by Jake Wildstrom.
Date: 1 October 2011