The Brittle Epoch
An immersive short story walking simulator. About an hour to complete for people who enjoy relaxed exploration while investing in a long term narrative project.
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August 29, 2023
2 years and 339 days ago
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Mixed21 reviews57.1%
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6 itemsAbout the Game
A short walking narrative for people who enjoy relaxed exploration. In this experience you will walk the environment in first person listening to a narrative that is triggered in certain areas. It is less a game and more a short narrative artwork.
A group of children are brought by a singularity AI to their new home in an abandoned subdivision. This story follows two of the girls, Flutter and Juniper, who explore the houses during a winter storm, interpreting what they find within. This is a immersive short story (one hour) that is part two of a trilogy. Part one is seen through a machinima video. It is a chapter in a larger interconnected narrative I am creating.
A group of children are brought by a singularity AI to their new home in an abandoned subdivision. This story follows two of the girls, Flutter and Juniper, who explore the houses during a winter storm, interpreting what they find within. This is a immersive short story (one hour) that is part two of a trilogy. Part one is seen through a machinima video. It is a chapter in a larger interconnected narrative I am creating.
