Bits and glitches: World building in a month

Like the title says, for a one month text based game, it's not super easy. Sorry for the delay, I've been a tad bit busy job hunting and coding.

I won't give away what is happening in this small text based game, though I will try to convey that there is a loose plot. Most of the base interactions are in and ready. Nothing more will be talked about until Thursday/Friday/

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