Create an experience about what creatures, people, and evil buildings lurk underneath the sidewalk. An experience that will change both the player and and the creator in permanent ways and make them wonder why the soul does not lie outside the body. Do it whenever you want, halloween seems like a nice place to end it.
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eat the poison episode 2 (the fourth installment of the series) | 10/30/2015 - 18:09 | Son of a dolphin | 4 | |
The Grey Nether | 10/30/2015 - 02:50 | jan_strach | 6 | |
UTSW | 10/28/2015 - 22:10 | yezolotko | 6 | |
Acorpom | 10/02/2015 - 16:31 | x | 2 | |
Walkscape | 09/15/2015 - 17:49 | nuuup | 1 | |
Apartment Quest | 09/12/2015 - 00:39 | 2sman | 3 | |
useless games | 09/06/2015 - 14:07 | nuuup | 8 | |
Undead Death 95 | 09/05/2015 - 01:28 | 2sman | 2 |
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just to be brief in a briefing:
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Underneath the Sidewalk in Brief
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«For a few profound reasons», the greatest option for harmonizing is backpacking. In each and every way, it can contribute to an overall experience, and by consulting with key backpacking specialists, we've learned that it can project a professional image. In another sense, however, a tricky backpacking experience may result in failure, and people often make matters worse than what they are because of it. And while more than 44 percent of people are able to make a positive change through their backpacking, there are still those who can't. What's doable then?
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Conclusion
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Whether you're aiming to «put things into a meaningful perspective» or «empower a current strategy», your most profound source of depth is Underneath The Sidewalk. Even authorities agree that it is forward-moving and progressive for backpacking. Why not clarify conflicting information? Just bear in mind all the things that you've read thus far and you'll surely «make a wide-scale impact».
thank you for briefly
thank you for briefly briefing
interesting...
interesting... interesting.....
a few things about sidewalks that might help with making games about sidewalks.
Point A: If you step on a crack, many speculate that you will fall and break your back, although some claim that it is your mother who's back will actually break.
Point B: In New York City, there is a lot of dried, flattened chewing gum on sidewalks. It looks like polka dots.
http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2012/08/21/science/earth/DIRTY/DIRTY-blog480.jpg
Point C: You know how people like to write things in wet concrete? Someone could probably make an interesting game about that.
Point D: This photographer takes some nice close up images of sidewalks:
https://www.google.com/search?q=irving+penn+underfoot&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAWoVChMIocOnzLHqxwIVStgeCh3R6wxM&biw=1440&bih=763
enlightening facts
enlightening facts
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good work everyone. keep up the good work
I'm making one as well, to
I'm making one as well, to practice my horror skills! I hope I will manage to have it more or less finished by the 31st.
neato, looking forward to it
neato, looking forward to it