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3rd Place - IntroComp 2010
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Short and Cheeky, August 6, 2010by jjohn
Lea's work is a satiric nod to the traditional IF conceit that is the player character. It is a very short work and includes in-game hints and a walkthough, which is UI metaphor I encourage all future games to include.
The work is mostly a puzzle game. The narrative elements are light. There is only one major tasks that the player must accomplish.
I would play other works by this author.
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