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About the Storykind of like Dampe the gravedigger meets Harvest Moon meets Ligotti. Game Details
Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: May 31, 2014 Current Version: 1 License: Free Development System: Twine IFID: Unknown TUID: psgq8xau1dkf4u5g Referenced in A Study in Porpentine, by chintokkong |
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Grinding Atmosphere, June 5, 2014
The setting is fantastic (and mentioning Ligotti in the blurb is a sure way to catch my attention). The story moves forward in tiny, inching steps, constantly having to pause for a rest, and at first even large apparently "game-changing" moves (Spoiler - click to show)simply don't. After a certain point (Spoiler - click to show)the locale does in fact change, showing that the cycle of grim work can be broken, but there's always another cycle to get trapped in beyond the first cycle; maybe shoveling skulls forever isn't the worst job in the world after all.
(This didn't work quite right for me with firefox--after about 2/3 of the way through the links stopped working. It was fine with safari, though. I don't know why. It is definitely worth finding a browser that lets you see the whole thing.)
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