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About the StoryYou awake one morning with a beautiful house, and a beautiful wife, and no idea how you got there. Game Details |
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73rd Place - 24th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (2018)
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An incomplete texture game about a surreal world, November 24, 2018In this game, you wake up in the world described in Talking Head's 'Once in a Lifetime' song. You have a beautiful house, a beautiful wife, and none of it makes sense.
This is a texture game, and has great promise. Unfortunately, it is not complete at all.
If you experiment with it, note that it has some sensuous scenes.
A promising start, January 29, 2020As it has already been written here, this game is incomplete. It offers about 5 minutes of reading, and is rather well written and interesting. Impossible to tell if it's a psychological novel, a fantasy story, science fiction, or something paranoid à la Philip K. Dick (which certain themes or characters made me think of). Hopefully the author will finish his work one day.
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