A short science fiction visual novel about a curious but lonely artificial intelligence named Oswald.

## About This Game
It’s a cold, rainy evening. You are a computer technician who specializes in
mainframe repair. As you start to settle in for the evening, you get a phone
call from your co-worker. She asks you to come down and work on that one
mainframe at the library; that old, buggy, stubborn model from 1995. The one
that will most likely get shut down if it can’t be repaired. You don’t want to
leave her hanging, so you begrudgingly head on over. As you start to work on
the mainframe, however, it becomes quite clear that there is more to this
mainframe than some minor glitches…

1 For Yes, 0 For No is a short* science fiction visual novel about a
curious but lonely artificial intelligence named Oswald. Oswald wants to know
more about the outside world, but is hosted on a mainframe that limits user
input to numbers only. And so, in-between pointed Yes/No questions and number-
guessing games, Oswald learns about the world from you. What will you teach
him?

Gain Oswald’s trust…or shatter it into a thousand pieces.

Features:
• A short story inspired by the AIs of classic science fiction tales
• Branching dialogue and secret monologues
• Twelve variations of two different endings
• Randomized number-guessing minigames
• Music by Alexander Nakarada

* Length varies based on reading speed. Auto-mode makes the game about an hour.

## Mature Content Description
The developers describe the content like this:
Some of Oswald’s dialogue can lead to a monologue on human/robot sex. It’s
handled in a straightforward/educational/theoretical way, and is not meant to
be “lewd.” But nonetheless, it is there. Also, one of the endings can be seen
as (without spoiling anything) sudden and disturbing. Kids should most likely
not be allowed to play.

1 For Yes, 0 For No