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About the StoryAn entry for La Petite Mort, EctoComp 2021. Game Details
Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: October 31, 2021 Current Version: Unknown Development System: ChoiceScript IFID: Unknown TUID: jsnhmx9vmnud40j |
Awards
3rd Place, La Petite Mort - English - ECTOCOMP 2021
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Amateur witch hunters make a tough decision (in Choicescript form), November 13, 2021
This game is set in 1500's France. You are a student, with a group of other students, and there are rumours of a witch in the city.
This is a short game made for a speed competition in Choicescript. Despite that, it manages to build up some fun tension in a short time. The main objects of interest are interacting with your fellow witch hunters and trying to decide whether you are really doing what's right or not.
As a caution, this game contains (moderate spoilers) (Spoiler - click to show)extreme violence to animals.
I found the ending a bit abrupt, but overall I liked the tension in the game. This was one of the more enjoyable Ectocomp 2021 games for me!
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