Hello and welcome to a special Gammers with Jobs spoiler section for the interactive narrative indie hit her story.

I am Sean McKenna and joining me today at the investigative roundtable is police chief inspector Amanda Amoebik Nolton.

Hello and nice to meet you.

Hello.

And police superintendent Alan Pyroman Cook. I don't know what a superintendent does.

He's very high power. I'm sorry, I'm not very good at this job.

So a quick disclaimer before we get our discussion of her story underway. We will be

spoiling all the major plot points from this game. So if you haven't already

played her story, I implore you to get hold of a copy now and try it out. It's very reasonably

priced. It will take no more than three to four hours of your time and is an absolutely

fascinating interactive story game and now double winner at the 2015 VGA's. So firstly, I must

ask both of you how you experienced her story.

Was this a solo adventure for you? Or were you perhaps collaborative in the way you approached it?

And did you do it in a single run or across multiple sessions?

So I actually hooked up my laptop to my TV and me and my wife played through it.

I controlled the keyboard and she basically told me what to do after a certain point.

Her memory is better than mine.

So after a while, it was actually like, okay, yeah, I'll just do what you say because I've totally

forgot what we're doing right now.

Wow, that would have been really awesome.

I played it alone and I had it spoiled for me somewhat initially.

So I wasn't interested in picking it up too much, but then the more sort of I heard about it,

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