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Ten Things I Learned in the Red Room

by Nessa Cannon

2025
Surreal
Twine
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Estimated play time: 5 minutes (based on 1 vote)
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About the Story

A short surreal Twine game written for the FIX YOUR HEARTS OR DIE jam! Alternatively titled "Do You Guys Think David Lynch Liked Mitski's Song Abbey?"

Awards

8th Place (tie) overall; 3rd Place, Best Previously Unawarded Game - Short Games Showcase 2025

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Game Details

Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: February 24, 2025
Current Version: Unknown
Development System: Twine
 IFID: D37D5317-BF64-4E30-8286-66CA69E92210
TUID: 8y5fvto6eskas64o

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Outstanding Surreal Game of 2025 by MathBrush
This poll is part of the 2025 IFDB Awards. The rules for the competition can be found here, and a list of all categories can be found here. This award is for the best surreal game of 2025. Voting is open to all IFDB members. Suggested...

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