Please leave a comment below about your experience with Interact With Me, things which may be useful to comment on would be:

• What symbol you got to before you stopped interacting
• What time was on the clock when you stopped interacting
• How it made you feel
• What you thought it was/what the point of it was
• Anything it reminded you of or made you think about
  
  

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Previous Comments

1. Peter writes:

   The infuriating part of it was the incredibly slow response, the hook is that eventually you do get a response, even if it's wrong. It is like those phone menu systems where you have to wait through all the options before you can respond.

1. Peter writes:

   Good god that was boring. Why on earth did I keep going for eight minutes I don't know - curiousity I guess.

1. Jean writes:

   Hi Lucy, great game. Was ages before I cottoned on there was to be no pay off. You should adapt it for children it will keep them occupied for hours, on second thoughts they are probably a lot smarter than me.

1. Gary writes:

   Infuriating. Excellent. That is all.

1. Devin writes:

   The only thing that bothered me about this little experiment was that it started over after you finished; there was no end.

1. Gavin writes:

   I cannot swear. More is the pity. The music was driving me up the wall. When I realised I was being stitched up by a machine, I tried to second guess it. Wrong again. Then I tried to just get out of it. Which took ages. The speed and repetition were well twisting me melons.

1. Rob writes:

   Thanks Lucy, Your 'little experiment' pushed me over the edge. (hangs self)