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PluieTheWolf

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Really excellent game!! I feel like the flow between states of knowing exactly where to look, having no idea, and suddenly having ideas to check back in different places was really well balanced. The intuition meter especially was great for knowing when we could just ignore stuff. And having to get the pictures just for the blood relatives meant it had a good balance of leaps of logic / guesswork - figuring out a spouse's name by trial and error could then help you search the right stuff for their kids, but you couldn't just guess the blood relatives. I really loved it!

Only tried out walking home so far but I love it - love the way the movement sounds interact with the soundtrack! Looking forward to using the other ones!

YES! I loved Lonesome Desert so much and was sad I couldn't find anything else that felt quite like it - I'm so excited to play this!

I love the Quiet Year - and San Tilapian Studies sounds So Cool! Thanks for the recs

Thanks! I love playing stuff like that too - do you have any recommendations?

Thanks!

This is so cool! Took me a while to get used to finding the next bit of the story but I'm amazed with how many options and endings there are in such a small amount of space.

Thanks! Yeah I considered cutting some of the prompts to give more space but in the end was too attached to most of them!

Not necessarily v. developed inspiration, but I absolutely loved this from The Literature Machine in terms of thinking about player actions

Every animal, every object, every relationship took on beneficial or malign powers that came to be called magical powers but should, rather, have been called narrative powers, potentialities contained in the word, in its ability to link itself to other words on the plane of discourse.