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Written for the NarraScope 2020 Game Jam.
This game is dedicated to all the weeds.
Entrant - NarraScope 2020 Game Jam
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This is a lovely little game by Caleb Wilson, one of many games of his involving magical plants.
In this one, you are at the bottom of a well with a piece of nearby sunlight. You want to grow but you just aren't strong enough.
This game is brief but with excellent characterization and strong writing, reminding me a bit of Out by Sobol, although less metaphorical. There are nice bits of world-building as well.
I have never thought as a plant.
This is a very original game, with a carefully construction.
I can say no more than you should enjoy it.
This game is a good "lunchtime" time.
A delightful appetizer.
The web version includes lovely background music by Julian K. Jarboe, don't miss out!
It was a little hard to guess the command to get started, so here's my gift to you: (Spoiler - click to show)touch sunlight with leaf
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