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About the StoryA game about falling in love through the power of psychology as the world is about to end. Game Details |
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A story about connections, June 22, 2021"36 Questions" is based on a psychological study-turned-meme, where there are supposedly 36 questions that two strangers ask each other that would make them fall in love with each other. The questions are all about gradually moving beyond your comfort zone, starting off simple and eventually going deeper and deeper into private secrets.
The game has a simple premise, and it follows through to the end. The premise is that the world is ending, and you (the player/reader) are stuck with the author somewhere, so you do the 36 questions with each other. The author says their answer, and then there's a free text-entry box for the player to enter their answer (it's not saved anywhere).
I really appreciated reading through the anecdotes of the author's life, and I was inspired to attempt to type some meaningful answers of my own, in a virtual act of fictitious reciprocity. It's a contemplative game, inviting me as the reader to reflect upon my own circumstances, to think about some things that I don't really think about very often. But there's always a part of me that feels strange gazing into another person's life like this...
Last chat, July 12, 2015I like fun quizzes. Personal questions. Self knowledge. Meeting someone new.
Writing games like Does Canned Rice Dream of a Napkin Heap? are ok.
I would like to talk to somebody who listens. Bookmarks.
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