I don't think he is obligated to finish the books or letting someone else do it but him doing everything but finishing them while also making big bucks greenlighting everything related seems like such an ass move.

(plus, can't wait to see him distance himself from these if the fans don't like it)

It would be great but after decades of no intention to make it more accessible to plebs and noobs, it feels like it's part of their philosophy.

Now don't put something like this into the world!

Oh my god, and Daniel Craig as the straight (hu)man, this sounds heavenly.

We don't know. What we do know is the wiring diagram works. We built it, virtually, in @godotengine.org. We fed it scans of the books we found.

And the books are very, very strange. The "game" that resulted is also strange.

We're hoping people can make sense of it for us.

Read the Anniversary Q&A here: steamcommunity.com/app/2475490/...

Huge thanks to you guys as well, we are grateful for your support and art contributions 🤎

Love this! (also, wow that's a lot of work)

Finished my lets play yesterday. I am a huge fan, this was so well done, stellar character writing (and voice acting), the park was beautiful, all the optional things that could be discovered and for once a story that I didn't guess in the first 20 minutes. Thanks!
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Will they? Dems had 4 years to show anyone what consequences look like and fumbled the bag so much that no one takes them seriously anymore.

Just a bad bitch on her way to kick some ass!

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That first time is truly magical. Doesn't happen often when a game really feels like a whole world opens up.

Never! At least, I can pause those and pretend it's just cathartic escapism and totally nothing that happens outside :)

Hey, one question. I wishlisted the first time I read about it on Reddit. I usually don't play demos because I want to go into the full release like a newborn baby. But does it actually help visibility when more people play the demo on Steam (if so, I have to change my approach, I guess).

Great movie. I tore through William Trevor books when I was younger and this adaption felt so close to the mood of the book.

The way she looks after drinking it and while she's saying "it's delicious" makes me think that it was - in fact - not delicious. It's maybe a bit too natural.

All the dingle ladies, put your hands up!