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About the StoryA few ghouls meet, make mistakes, get messy. Game Details |
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12th Place, La Petite Mort - English - ECTOCOMP 2020
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Gruesome poetry in triplicate, November 16, 2020Like most of B-minus's work, this is a shortish surreal Twine game with haunting descriptions and poetic use of choices.
In particular, this game features several choices in a row, on one page, where for each one you can pick RED, FAST, or BENT.
I originally was going to give this 3 stars, but the layout and format are so nice looking, especially for a game made in 4 hours or less.
I wasn't big on B-minus when I first read their work, but Chandler Groover has always expressed a lot of appreciation and interest in B-minus games, and it made me look at them with more appreciation. I wonder how much of my own reviewing is tangled up in my own experiences and history that I bring to the game. Earlier today I gave a higher rating to an Among Us-based IF game and rated it higher because I liked Among Us. It's weird to think about.
Anyway, I thought this was pretty good.
I have no idea what is going on here, December 2, 2020I have no idea what is going on here.
It really doesn’t seem to be randomly generated.
The sentences are cool and coherent.
It’s very, very short.
I played it ten times in a few minutes.
But I have no idea what is going on here.
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