Thanks for reading! It does, indeed, bear some resemblance to Don't Look Up. If that film had already come out at the time I wrote this, I probably wouldn't have let it leave the drafts pile.
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a short bitsy poem about the measure of life
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a short, humorous twine story about the end of the world
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a short, surreal twine story about wanting to die
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a short, sci-fi twine story about one type of cosmic horror
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a queer, cyberpunk interactive novel about anxiety and the sense of self
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Skylar Trovald Lives in Hell comments · Replied to Kritzlof in Skylar Trovald Lives in Hell comments
What a great little game. The simple mechanics of being helplessly trapped among a ton of strangers you don't know and only able to make the strangest and most desperate attempts at contact with other souls, all while the scene slowly gets darker around you and you hope, desperately, that your moment to make an exit will finally arrive...
Not that, uh, I would know anything about that.
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days without yesterday [demo] comments · Replied to rienimportant in days without yesterday [demo] comments
Aah! Thank you so much for taking the time to play this! This project is currently on the backburner as I am working on a regular prose novel, and I when I do get back to this, it will likely need to be redone from the ground up to account for a few things I've learned about Twine. But it means so much that you took the time to play it and enjoyed it! <3