- November 6, 2020
- Alyssa Genereau
1 For Yes, 0 For No
62%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
90% User Score 20 reviews
Platforms
PCWindowsLinux
About
"1 For Yes, 0 For No" is a sci-fi visual novel featuring a curious AI, Oswald, who's limited to number inputs for understanding the outside world. As the player, you engage in Yes/No questions and number-guessing games to educate Oswald while gaining or breaking his trust. This text-based game offers a unique, interactive experience with a mysterious mainframe. *Approximately 1 hour playtime.

Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews
story3 negative mentions
- The game features a charming and engaging story, with well-written characters like Oswald that provide a captivating experience.
- Players found the game to be enjoyable and fun, with moments of humor and a unique interaction with the AI.
- Despite its short length, the game is considered a worthwhile experience, leaving players wanting more from the developer.
- The game is very short, with some players questioning its value for the price, as it can be completed in about 30 minutes.
- There are limited choices throughout the game, making it feel linear and less interactive until the very end.
- Some players felt that the AI was not believable, leading to disappointment compared to other similar games.
- story6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story is surprisingly deep for its brief duration, with a captivating and amusing narrative that effectively conveys its intended impact. The character of Oswald is particularly well-written, enhancing the overall experience of this short sci-fi tale, which can be completed in about 30 minutes.
“I liked the way Oswald was written; for the game's short duration, the story was quite captivating and amusing, managing to deliver the effect I think it was trying to achieve.”
“The story was deeper than I expected.”
“I liked the way Oswald was written; for the game's short time, the story was quite captivating and amusing, managing to deliver the effect I think it was trying to achieve.”
“Short sci-fi story (I beat it in about 30 minutes, but I read fast).”