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this game is wonderful.

the gameplay seems so shallow at first but......

(spoiler warning, because i consider discussion of the game mechanics in a tiny game like this to be a spoiler)

.....it really, really serves the vibe of the narrative. it really feels like not just skills, but confidence builds over time: "we're bombing" into "oh hey, we're getting better" into "i could end this joke now, but i'm confident in taking a risk and continuing to build up this one"

i've played like.... a million RPGs and my characters always get more powerful but this was the most tangible experience of building my own confidence in my abilities that i've played. and with just four cards!!

also the narrative made me cry ugly tears.

this is so good. wtf

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no but for real, like:

if this were a youtube video instead of a game, it'd be alright, but kinda trite

i don't think i've ever played a game in which the game mechanics support the narrative so completely as this game

sure i've played loads of games that invidually have a wonderful game loop, or a wonderful story, or a story that supports and justifies the gameplay much better,

but i can't think of a game which better supports its own narrative via the sense of progress that the player develops in the mechanics

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oh man. i could write an essay about this game but i'll just be brief. this shit was phenomenal. i don't know why but i enjoyed it so much in terms of the concept and characterization. even the comedy bits. the ending was really well done and fitting for these two. i also want to praise the idea of having a "Hidden and Unknown" section for the thoughts the characters don't say out loud and other bits that add to the context and world of the game. i haven't played a game that had something like that so i thought it was an innovative storytelling device.

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another amazing Deconstructeam game that left me tearing up. Thank you all so much for the amazing experiences you make <3

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definitely a testament to deconstructeam's quality that despite bombing onstage the whole game, i still found this super calming and satisfying! learning about the character's and their relationship was so fun, and the build-up made the already sweet ending even more fulfilling. can't wait to see what you make next!

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The Hidden and the Unknown is a really fun way to convey information. Really charming game!

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Unsurprisingly, this is a wonderful game. The perfect Deconstructeam combination of unique game mechanics and deeply human writing. Love you all's work so much. 

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I really really liked the game! I never managed to score max. I'd love to read the full joke options with all the build up! This is a great game. Very aesthetically pleasing too. Loved the hidden and the unknown comments ♥

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i was so happy when i saw they worked it out in the end or something like that, kind of a relief

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I really loved this game oh man. I felt the realness of the dynamic between the boys. The difference in generations and experience, the humour, the love. Absolutely fantastic. This was an amazing exhibit of emotions. Much love :)

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Ay como me hicieron emocionar loquites.

Hermoso juego, gracias totales.

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This was a very nice game.

It's hard to put my overall impression into words, but I'd say... melancholic but also honest.

It's a story about people facing an uncertain future with trust and love, and I can resonate with that.

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Bro this is an amazing game, keep up the great work!

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I loved this!

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Hey! I've been enjoying the game a lot. I'm interested in translating it into Brazilian Portuguese (volunteer work). Email me: lucaspereiratradutor@gmail.com

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Excellent game! Por favor, necesitamos de una versión en español, como hicieran para "Behind every great one"!

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That was amazing, honestly one of the most heartfelt and touching gaming experiences in recent memory

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What a lovely game! I enjoyed every bit of it, and props for an extremely sweet but realistic end.

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