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Today's Passing
The player takes on the role of Brás in Daytrippeir (the graphic novel about an obituaries writer who dies at each chapter), following him through his life, and then dying himself after every major event or watershed moment he encounters along that journey. They receive prompts to write stories detailing those pivotal moments throughout their game experience on different stub paths of "what if..." The player receives a set number of questions about important events in the story at hand as they progress through each chapter, and must provide answers with pen-to-paper gameplay mechanics for them that can be tailored into individual endings. It is an interactive book written by Brás himself where his experiences are chronicled throughout several storylines based on different stub paths or "what if..." possibilities branching off from the main story arc of Daytrippeir, leading to a final chapter reflecting upon everything learned and how they will change their life's path going forward. The game is designed as an interactive storytelling exercise in which each decision made by Brás has its own distinct consequences that add depth and meaning behind his actions throughout chapters 1-4; from there, he writes the story of Daytrippeir with a personal touch to share it through different stub paths or "what if
Price:
$5.00
Rating:
5.00 (from 14 reviews)
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Included in: * Solo But Not Alone 2 *
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