
Marshmallow Land: Definitive Edition
A seemingly innocent children's game from the late 2000's, taken off of store shelves early into its lifetime and forgotten.
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Back in the year 2007, a game released on store shelves called "Marshmallow Land", developed by industry newcomer IntelleCo Games. The game was known for its complicated development history, especially the huge delay that occurred due to a massive chemical leak in the office building. It didn't sell very well, and after only a mere two months, was removed from all stores. IntelleCo Games was dissolved, and the game faded into obscurity.
Until now.
Marshmallow Land: Definitive Edition is a fresh new official update to the original game, featuring:
Entirely reworked art, in a signature grayscale style
40+ entertaining levels
Completely new soundtrack
and...
Who am I kidding with this?
Ever since we've started working on this, everything has been acting up. Developer's computers doing things when they're not there, files mysteriously appearing on their desktops. I shouldn't be telling you this, but please exercise caution. Don't play the game. Something is seriously wrong with it.
The Truth
Marshmallow Land: Definitive Edition is a puzzle platformer with meta-horror elements. Created as an official remake of "Marshmallow Land" by GenieCMD, it aims to provide an immersive horror experience along with great gameplay and storytelling. Watch the game deteriorate before you eyes.
It actually features:
A slow-burn horror atmosphere
15 total levels
Meta mind-bending puzzles
Meta elements inspired by IMSCARED and KinitoPET