Since most of you being fellow readers and all have somewhat of a reflective nature I'd like to tell you to play this game, please do so. It's IMPORTANT.
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In two minutes you will get more story, more content, more meaning than any of the tons of japanese rpgs or adventure or whatever games so many people seem to be going on about could give you. T.K.O material.

It's small, has few things to do but it is probably the best play I've experienced this year. (And right now I'm playing Okami, which people seem to love alot, I like it too but I still enjoyed this more) 😃

PLAY and report!

Do you know what people did in the old days when they had secrets they didn't want to share?

They'd climb a mountain, find a tree, carve a hole in it, whisper the secret into the hole and cover it up with mud. That way, nobody else would ever learn the secret...

It says I got all 3 endings. shrugs A bit of a fun time-eater.

[color=#990066]My avatar was Yves Saint Laurent's The Black Evening Dress (with big bow) first shown in 1983, photographed from his 2002 retrospective and final show.[/color] [color=#CC0066]Check out some of his collections for free (pre-2008) HERE[/color] [color=#CC0066]courtesy of FirstView[/color].

I remember playing that on newgrounds a while ago, it was a cute little game, took me about 10 minutes to get all of the endings. you do sort of get a sense of 'deepness' from it, but for me, it's more of an intuitive feeling, while most full-fledged video games have the time and resources to fluff it up a bit and make a complete story...