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About the Story
Hello young Limonista!
It's the hottest week of the year, and ordinarily this would be a problem!
But you work at the most popular lemonadery in Sufferette City, and the citizens depend on you to keep cool!
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2 Off-Site Reviews
Rock, Paper, Shotgun
It’s a text-heavy game that plays like a choose-your-own-adventure gone odd. One with random events, more than a few lovingly gritty illustrations and text that controls its own pace, blinks, pauses dramatically and occasionally does decidedly un-texty things.
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Emily Short's Interactive Storytelling
The presentation is also pretty sophisticated. In addition to the meters tracking your stats, the system plays with different speeds of presenting text, as well as multiple strands of text that appear simultaneously (e.g. to represent both what someone is saying to you and your own concurrent thoughts). It is really hard to tune this sort of thing so that it is not overwhelming to the reader, but I found it possible to track, and an interesting effect, perhaps because they did keep the text brief.
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