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A Living Room

You are a man in a room. Something feels off. Or maybe it's on. A short existential comedy point-and-click non-adventure about the limitations and imitations of human existence – or, really, whatever you want it to be about.

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Developer
Valtteri Tavast
Publisher
Instant Million
Release
April 25, 2024
2 years and 99 days ago
Steam Reviews
Very Positive121 reviews86.8%

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About the Game

You are a man in a room. A puppet in purgatory. Simulated flesh in a digital prison. There is no escape. You won't scream, because you're not programmed to. Your choices matter as much as anything matters, so the bar is fairly low.

"A Living Room" is a short point-and-click non-adventure that you should be able to finish in less than an hour. Hurry up, please. It will all be over soon.

The nothing never felt so much like something.
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