making the game book-like can be either subservient to the player (as I think it is in Life is Strange or David Cage games) or it can be a challenge to the player in the way you're suggesting (as in, idk, LOK or a book of sudokus, N++ or maybe even Elden Ring) not sure what the dividing line is

Our launch trailer, btw! www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYew...

Ok well you made one sale

There was some nice tasteful Nate x Moose stuff posted on here!

Wilbur would have been good

Yes, it is known

Maritozzi are popping off in NYC this year!

What about Italian Brainrot? That’s pretty huge, no?

There’s a lot going on there

this fucking owns ahahahah

The ratings bureau deemed it ‘clearly non-sexual in nature’

Surprisingly hard to find zoomed-in donkey ref (DMs are closed everyone, I’ll save you the time!) so work with what you know etc.

Level design started with a fractal base, then in most cases a zoomed-out flow idea (‘keep looping til you realize you can go off-piste’) then finally ‘foot interest’ and sightlines. I dunno at least that’s where we ended up, at first we were really bad at it, as you saw when you playtested

Scenes were basically all improvised except sometimes a redo of an improvised scene. The required cutscenes had narrative planning but improvised lines.

Thank you Robert, I honestly did worry if you would approve when I was modelling them

All things considered, it is a lovely game at times.