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About the StoryThe UK has taken back control. Business is booming. Brits are thriving. So why aren't you happy? Game Details
Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: October 31, 2019 Current Version: Unknown Development System: Twine IFID: Unknown TUID: yfm6ki1q9e8c46rc Sequel to Crumbs, by Katie Benson Followed by sequel Crumbs 3: The Last Crumb, by Katie Benson |
5th Place, Le Grand Guignol - ECTOCOMP 2019
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Katie Benson has a specific genre of games she makes that work pretty well. They are Twine games with some light styling and multiple endings, with a branch-and-bottleneck structure.
Structurally, they're all very similar, but Benson has done a lot of exploration of controversial topics, innovating in the subject matter portrayed rather than in the mechanics.
This game is a sequel, and has the player working in a food kitchen in a version of Britain where the British Jobs Act has given subsidies to companies hiring British citizens (I think).
I found two different endings. There was one encounter that occurred twice in the game with identical language (Spoiler - click to show)(talking to the cop), but it was otherwise a smooth experience.
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