The Get Out Kids

The Get Out Kids

Interactive adventure novel.

297 ratings
20 reviews

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Embark on an interactive adventure set in 1984. Follow Molly and Salim as they search for a missing dog, uncovering a mystery that tests their friendship. Explore detailed 3D dioramas and play retro arcade mini-games.

Interactive narrative puzzle experience
Original story with branching paths
Explore 3D dioramas
7 new 80s arcade mini-games
Mystery and friendship themes
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What's New in The Get Out Kids

1.0.13

January 31, 2022

• Fixed some bugs and optimized for new iOS and macOS

User reviews

I can’t get past the frequency stage!

I’ve literally been tweaking this radio dial for 30 min, and though it reaches the end of the sine wave as yellow, it won’t respond. The under pattern is too fast. So I tweak it the other way be nanometers and it shortens the yellow line. I can’t with this game. I wish you could lock it in or at least have a more incremental dial between 3 and 4 because it’s not able to respond well to progress any further. I’ve almost given up. I’ve finished the game. I don’t like the story and how Molly ends up and Salim is donating blood? Resolution is not good. Not my favorite game. I would not recommend.
And the lame jokes about vampires, ethnicity, and people dying, and what seem to be a cute game about getting a kid’s head smashed in, and then the attacker becomes the caretaker? Come on guys, not good storytelling.
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cute with a half baked story

to start with the positives i think this game has a great art style. everything looks really cute and polished. i also mostly like the gameplay, especially when it comes to using the items the characters have.

the big and obvious negative is the story. it feels REALLY unfinished. it’s like the writer had some big ideas but didn’t have the time or resources to finish it. when i got to the ending i thought it was a joke because of how abrupt it was and how much the tone of the ending flip flopped. there were also some plot points that were dropped in but never explained any further.

i wish we could have explored the environments more. they were so cute that it was disappointing how little time we got to spend with them. the dialogue was also a bit cringe but i guess that’s just 80s slang.

this game should have been longer. more time was needed to introduce the concept of the world and definitely to wrap up the end in a satisfying way. there’s some good stuff here, i just think it could use a lot of help. also some of the reviews have been complaining about “politics”. the most “political” thing in this game is non white people existing. guys i promise it’s okay for there to be a pakistani character. he won’t bite.
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A weird game indeed

There’s death, race jokes, religion jokes, and the most confusing game I’ve ever played.

I’m not mad about this, these are all things I don’t really care about. I thought the race and religion jokes were funny because I’m part of the topics being joked about. The deaths did startle me a little, but I don’t care about the rest of the things noted.

What I’m concerned about is how other people will view this game. People may not like these types of jokes and no one will appreciate a badly written story. Im just here to give future downloaders a warning: If you don’t like slightly offensive race and religion jokes, a bad storyline with a lot of plot holes, and/or death and violence then I don’t recommend this game.
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A fun, light game

I really enjoyed this. The puzzles weren’t too difficult, allowing the value of the game to be on the story. The story left something to be desired, however. The fact that it was missing heft really came to light with the twist ending. There was nothing to be gained or lost with how it ended because we were given no reason to care about the fate of any characters. The stakes (no pun intended) were not established and the impact of the story outcome wasn’t explored, leading to an abrupt ending.

Cute dialogue and great aesthetic, but missing some depth.
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Not perfect

I really enjoy the art and style of the game but it needs some polishing. The pacing is kind of exhausting… tons of backstory with very little payoff, shoved in between every single instance of gameplay.

The scenes are gorgeous and I would love more time to explore them in depth, even if the interactions were simple and not essential to the puzzles. But instead, you only get to go exactly where you need to, and the clues are only activated exactly when you need them. I know that’s sort of the schtick w an interactive novel, but after clicking thru 5 slides of narrative, it would be nice to find more than one clue at a time, etc.
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FAQ

What is The Get Out Kids about?

The Get Out Kids is an interactive adventure novel set in 1984. Players follow Molly and her friends on a mystery to find a missing dog, uncovering a story that unfolds through narrative puzzles and exploration of 3D dioramas.

What are the key features of this app?

The app features an original narrative puzzle experience where each chapter unfolds in a 3D diorama. It also includes seven new arcade mini-games designed to evoke the feel of the 1980s.

How much does The Get Out Kids cost?

The Get Out Kids is a paid application. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, indicating a one-time purchase for the full experience.

What kind of experience does the app offer?

The app offers a narrative-driven puzzle experience with a strong emphasis on story and atmosphere. It combines elements of mystery, friendship, and retro gaming through its interactive dioramas and mini-games.