Download NSA Intern on PC with the GameLoop Emulator

NSA Intern on PC

NSA Intern, coming from the developer Black Vein Productions, inc., is running on Android systerm in the past.

Now, You can play NSA Intern on PC with GameLoop smoothly.

Download it in the GameLoop library or search results. No more eyeing the battery or frustrating calls at the wrong time any more.

Just enjoy NSA Intern PC on the large screen for free！

NSA Intern Introduction

​Are you looking for fulfilling work?

​Bored of your typical 9-5?

WANT TO FIGHT TERRORISTS?

​We know you do. Join us at the NSA!

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​We're hiring new interns. And we want you!

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Trigger Warnings: This narrative includes the topics of suicide, eating disorders, and violence.

NSA Intern a satire that pokes fun at the current state of government surveillance. Long story short, you, a new intern at the National Safety Agency, look through people's phones (fake phones), and determine whether or not the owner of the phone is a terrorist/whether there are any threats to national security on the phone.

You can submit evidence from their device. Depending on the evidence you submit, you can get 9 different endings for your suspect. The game has several characters for you to investigate and there is also an overarching storyline that involves several endings depending on how your internship goes.

We're both college students and made this as a passion project in our free time over the past year and a half/two years. We wanted to make it something really special and different. We would love for anybody reading this to check it out. We are very open to criticism and interested if you have ideas on how to improve the app! Also, positive feedback is super helpful too.

Disclaimer:

NSA Intern is a satirical video game experience in which a player receives an imaginary internship offer to the ‘National Safety Agency’, an organization which does not exist. The National Safety Agency has no relationship or endorsement from any real government organization. All stories, events, and characters in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. ​Our full privacy policy is accessible by tinyurl.com/nsaInternPrivacyPolicy