Recent reviews by Mario Mom

This game straight up copied the rules and mechanics from the card game "The Resistance" and "The Resistance:Avalon".

I strongly recommend playing the Avalon version, as it adds distinguished roles akin to werewolf and town of salem. Without the roles, the community has decided on objectively correct actions to take on the first 2 rounds. They make sense to catch new players off guard... kinda. Because they're just as likely to wrongly pin an agent as they are to pin a hacker. So it ends up this weird ritual every game of delaying the first few rounds, wasting time because it's technically the "correct" thing to do even though there's no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ information yet. And if you dare suggest different, you're obviously either a hacker or throwing.

Avalon gives unique information to a couple roles, allowing for more diversified and less ritualistic games. Play that instead - Mindnight isn't worth your time

I had over 10 E70 wealth, over 150 colonies, and months worth of time spent growing my glorious communist state.

then the 10/11/16 update happened, and everything was reset and messed with.

Even if the update is reversed and progress restored, I'm never touching this game again. You lost my trust as a consumer by instantiating an update that was not asked for, nor did it make anyone more willing to play. You wasted my time, and I won't ever let that happen again.

With 75% of my inventory occupied by bottles and empty guns, but no food or rags, I need to find a source of food. a house to loot, perhaps. I scurry into a forest after the sound of a squadron falls upon my ears; I was in no condition to fight. I wander the forest for a little bit, helplessly watching my vitality droop into the low thirties. I need food, drink, anything.

And fast.

After crawling through the forest for a few minutes, I hear humming. There is a lone robot here. I scope out the immediate area, hoping to set course away from certain doom. Upon laying eyes on the beast, however, I sit in place, carefully calculating where it is traveling.

Because of the shack it was patrolling.

I watch the shack and robot from above, as I am stationed on a hill just out of sight. My vitality is hitting the low teens. This shack is my last shot at life; any village would be too far to not starve. This is my last chance, and I need to spend it wisely. I note the robot's steady patrol around the shack, and sprint when he rounds the corner. I do not care if I am seen; I could run after I retrieved any food in the shack, and any other course of action would leave me dead.

A meter or so away, I note that I can no longer hear the robot humming. This is either my lucky day, or my last. I got within a few decimeters of the door, so close to life once more.

Snap

That is all I hear, and all I need to hear. I am dead. The abrupt and loud snap and accompanying crunch can only mean one thing.

I quickly look down to inspect my injured shin, shattered by a perfectly placed bear trap. I quickly try to undo the traps mechanisms, to free myself and run. I am interrupted by a loud click above my head. I look up. I am greeted by the barrel of a large gun, then by a bright light, and darkness. I can feel the ground as I land, I feel it welcome me to a long, peaceful slumber. As I fall into eternal sleep, I am greeted with a lullaby, a familiar song that I am unable to name. It is unsettling, however in the way it is sung, or rather, hummed.

And it sounded oddly robotic.

Edit: Fixed up some grammar and spelling

Its ok