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Web browser choice based interactive fiction game made using Twine
A short piece where you play as a crow, part of a large murder. Live a day in the life of a crow as you protect members of your murder, pick up trinkets and food, and solve little day to day mysteries.
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A simple but endearing game. You play as a member of a flock... I mean murder of crows, and you spend the day doing simple crow stuff.
It's probably the crow-equivalent of a slice of life game, where you do all manner of unremarkable but fun things without much of an overarching plot or goal. Crows are pretty cute animals here, going on adventures, picking up shiny things and playing with non-feathered creatures like dogs and humans. The premise could make for some light hearted fun.
Still, this game is rough. I ran into some bugs, like a dead end and an error message telling me that some code broke down. There were a few typos, and spacings between paragraphs weren't always consistent.
It's a short game and can be a pretty rough experience. Still, it might be worth it for some light-hearted reading.
This is a Twine game designed to be played in a relatively short time (I think someone mentioned that it will end after a certain number of moves).
You play as a group of crows, one of whose members, Noodle, has been injured recently. You can undertake various activities like taking revenge against humans, visiting a friendly human, and investigating a dog.
The crows are simple-minded and can be rude but seem like softies at heart. The language the game uses is simple and charming.
It was often difficult to know what actions I could do and where I could go next, or what plans to make. I suppose, like other reviewers have said, maybe that is indicative of life for a murder of crows, swarming around and trying different things over and over.
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