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A philosophical "nano-micro-escape-game" designed in Twine by a creative father during a student ectocomp-dedicated workshop.
32nd Place, La Petite Mort - English - ECTOCOMP 2025
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This is a tiny game, written by a Slovakian student. It describes itself well, as it's one room in a Twine game where all exits lead either to the same room or an identical place. The only choice is when to stop.
It's a funny idea, but the title kind of gives away the big twist, and the game itself is small, so I would have hoped for something a bit more. That doesn't mean it's bad, though; it feels similar to games like Uninteractive Fiction 1 and 2, made by a skilled author who wanted to convey a specific message/feeling etc. through a tiny or unfulfilling work. Experimentation like this is a great sign (to me) in a young author.
It took slightly less than two minutes to finish this game, and I can only imagine it took the author a similar length of time to write it! Having said that, it is a funny idea, and the clue is right there in the title!