You're a suspected terrorist in an unfair interrogation. Answer questions. Don't forget.

What is Indefinite?
A dystopian interactive story? An immersive text-based experience? A tough multiple-choice brain training memory game? Is it a mixture of science fiction, horror, and absurd computer generated humor? Indefinite is Indefinite. It doesn't fit into any genre.

In this intense interrogation simulation game, you must continuously answer questions while trying to keep your story straight. If your memory fails or you don't answer quickly enough, then you will be found guilty and punished. Get ready to face a perceptive lie-detecting interrogator. Will your concentration falter? Do you choose to fight for your innocence or just plead guilty? How long do you endure the anxiety? The choice is yours.

"One of the strangest game concepts I've come across in recent years." - iafrica.com

"This is the rare text-based game that manages to be both simple and incredibly unsettling at the same time." - Android Police

Were you the mastermind behind The Incident, or a pawn in a greater conspiracy?
The dystopia of the future was shaken up by a catastrophic global event called The Incident. Now the totalitarian world government, desperate for suspects, has chosen you for questioning. As you play, you will unravel the mysterious circumstances surrounding The Incident and discover how innocent or guilty you are. Your answer choices will produce a custom ending and can even lead to different outcomes. And the more you answer, the more revealing your ending will be.

What are the features?
- Over 40 unique questions and 100 unique answers
- Smart timer that adjusts based on question-length
- Multiple endings in a strange dystopian story
- Custom end report generated based on your answers to questions
- End report sharing to social media with one button

What is the setting? What is going on?
This game is set in a dystopian sci-fi future. Everything is ambiguous. There is no straightforward story. Human rights are obsolete; this is a time of political and religious persecution. Of power and control. Of forces beyond comprehension. More details can be found in the much larger sequel, Indefinite 2.

Why in-app purchases?
Your tormentors will interrogate you for free. But you should bribe them to improve your conditions.

Why do you need network access?
We require network access to enhance our interrogation techniques in response to new threats. There is no conspiracy to compromise your privacy.

Brandon Li

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