Player Comments on Dr. Horrible's CYA

Nice

interesting.

I’m a huge Dr. Horrible fan, so this was a delight to play. I’ll enjoy going through and trying out different endings and character. Some of the dialogue is a bit awkward, but it’s suits each character very well.

wgtevs its wild

Nice stuff ,made me smile a few times

It’s good

Not bad

This was fun to play but pretty short.

Nice little story to continue the Dr Horrible tale.

Funny but bad.

The game was very linear, but that was calming for me since usually I panic on choosing every option and seeing every page. Anyway, it was well written, the characters were, well, IN character. I liked the references to the movie.
4/8 (Due to it being Linear)

Oh I hope this rating wasn't biased because of my love for Dr. Horrible's Sing-along blog...

Nice one. Not bad.

Not bad for a School Project

I thought sometimes there weren't enough choices at a given stage in the storygame, but I love Dr. Horrible and I thought you wrote a great epilogue.

Funny and well-written. It is quite linear in the sense of telling the same story regardless of player choices, but then again so are Tim Schaefer's adventure games (by design), as well as Rashomon and Pulp Fiction. Here, the branches are used to show multiple perspectives on the same events rather than to produce multiple endings.

The story gives us a false sense of branching. All three stories have the same ending with no branching opportunities whatsoever. I would suggest giving each character three endings. For instance personal triumph, mixed victory, and utter defeat. That could give us 9 endings to enjoy, which would warrant a much higher rating. (I love Dr. Horrible by the way)

Funny as you play captain hammer it became clear... He is his own biggest fan!!

Overall a nice story, but it was rather linear. I liked how you could play through the story from 3 different characters' perspectives, but there were no meaningful choices to be made throughout the story (Case in point: "Don't team up" leads to you...teaming up.)
Add a couple of different endings to those, add a few ways to lose, and this has the potential to become a really cool story!

there where no plot twists, change of events, or anything dynamic in this story. It was like watching a stone fall. It falls and then hits the ground. Nothing surprising happened.

It's got a tiny amount of length, and it feels linear...

It feels too generic, though. Every time it seems to build up into something different, it turns out exactly how I expected it to go...