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Means of Egress

by Livia J. Elliot profile

2024
Fantasy
Unity
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About the Story

A Wanderer awakens. A dungeon opens ahead. A quest to explore and survive. An almighty Dungeon Lord of dungeon-twisting wrath. A path predefined by the League and the Nobleblaze lineage. A waltz of questions on the Wanderer's mind—What do I want? What do I seek? What is my path? A chance to defy the Dungeon Lord. This is a philosophical slow-burn dungeon-crawler, discussing the discovery of one's purpose.
This story is presented like a continuous, non-stop single chapter due to plot reasons; take breaks whenever you need it.

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Game Details

Language: English (en)
Current Version: 1
License: Commercial
Development System: Unity
Forgiveness Rating: Polite
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TUID: h7kyry7aq7a8i0s4

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Livia's Unearthed Stories ~ Dark Fantasy by ProwessGames
Interactive stories written by Livia J. Elliot, lead writer at ProwessGames, for our game Unearthed Stories—a library of heavily thematic, speculative interactive fiction. This list includes DARK FANTASY books only.

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I'm looking for games with super weird or confusing mechanics, but actually are really good games. For example, I found the clock mechanic in Finding Martin really confusing, but I really like it.

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