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Ghostwriter's Pact

Draft words to craft unique tales with your demon ghostwriter 👿

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Swah Games
Publisher
Swah Games
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About the Game

A roguelike deckbuilder where you shuffle word cards to craft sentences and build stories. You’ve partnered with a mysterious Ghostwriter 👿 who provides the talent you lack, helping you chase the fame you’ve always wanted.

Features

  • AI Evaluation: Human critics judge your style, while your Ghostwriter 👿 evaluates if the story meets his specific demands.

  • Fulfill Your Contract: Meet specific goals for story tones and character outcomes to keep your partnership alive.

  • Infinite Variety: Every player crafts a unique story with over 300,000 possible sentences to discover.

  • Try Different Styles: Unlock different writing styles between runs. I recommend British Absurdist for its silliness.

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