this is awesome :) i knew nothing about jon bois but i read the first chapter of 17776 many years ago and i thought this reminded me of that! (i'm reading through 17776 now.) how did you find this?
Book 3 in the library's links to bluetark and redman dont work in the download version FYI! lovely little experience (aware you didn't make it but regardless) thanks for sharing!!
i now see "Avoid playing this in the itch.io desktop app"... unless it was just added? Regardless, I have been made a fool and must bury myself in stinky swamp slime
nah i added that after your first comment because i always forget to add that to my browser games… as a general rule though it’s never a good idea to try to play web games in the itch.io desktop app.
This was delightful. I've been deep-diving Bois's work for the first time for the last month or so, so stumbling onto this was a huge treat. Thanks for the loving restoration!
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this is awesome :) i knew nothing about jon bois but i read the first chapter of 17776 many years ago and i thought this reminded me of that! (i'm reading through 17776 now.) how did you find this?
17776 is very good! i found this from colin spacetwinks talking about it on twitter years ago--and helpfully linking it in his essay about jon bois' work: https://spacetwinks.itch.io/well-its-an-essay-about-jon
Book 3 in the library's links to bluetark and redman dont work in the download version FYI! lovely little experience (aware you didn't make it but regardless) thanks for sharing!!
you wouldn’t download a browser game
i now see "Avoid playing this in the itch.io desktop app"... unless it was just added? Regardless, I have been made a fool and must bury myself in stinky swamp slime
nah i added that after your first comment because i always forget to add that to my browser games… as a general rule though it’s never a good idea to try to play web games in the itch.io desktop app.
This was delightful. I've been deep-diving Bois's work for the first time for the last month or so, so stumbling onto this was a huge treat. Thanks for the loving restoration!