Jessica's Plight

I mean I get it but considering that it's first mentioned that you might not have a lot of time and then you're stuck with trying every option several times for the exact same result over and over again and even speed clicking for like a minute straight without anything happening it kinda stops raising tension and instead just becomes a chore. And since there are no indications that what you're doing is actually getting you closer to anything it's frankly speaking even less engaging than a cookie clicker. I get the intention behind it, in such a situation you wouldn't have much to do and no indication what's happening but I don't think this is the best way to implement it in a game. Because after all the player isn't blindfolded, gagged and bound in an uncertain situation, they're probably sitting in front of their PC in a safe environment and instead of struggling to escape they're clicking on a couple of links in a browser tab, without even really a lot of flavor text or anything to set the mood. Honestly, if somebody manages to actually get the "helpless and abandoned" mood going by doing this I'm really impressed with their ability to immerse themselves