Oh awesome, I'm so happy you enjoyed it (and did not get overwhelmed by the sheer power of the weather lol). Thank you so much! And yeah, I really admire Everest Pipkin's work, and this essay is fantastic in the way it ties everything together.--even the building of the railroad!
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Wow, what a surprising concept, that you've created a very convincing reality around! Like, of course soda would have a winning personality, and of course that's what their favorite food would be lol. Makes me wonder about all of the ordinary, non-emotionally freighted "stuff" that's around us during the pivotal moments in our lives. Thanks for a great game!
I really enjoyed this! A multi-course meal is such a smart way to deal with the one-choice constraint. I loved the descriptions of the courses, and the sort of clinical accounting of the guest's sensations as they consumed the food. It felt odd in a way that I really liked. I look forward to replaying if you decide to re-write the lost content!
Hello! The game I'd like to make is a kind of "open-world fish tank." It would be no more than 500 words across all the different paths combined. However, it would not have a set ending. Instead, you would be faced with the same limited choices over and over for however long you wanted to play. Would something like that be allowed? If not, I understand! Either way, thank you folks so much or organizing this jam :).