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"If you haven’t been playing much interactive fiction, just remind yourself to switch mental gears and put on your metaphorical reading glasses. After I made that switch and carved out time to enjoy 80 Days slowly, I really enjoyed the little stories that make up Passepartout’s grand adventure. After six playthroughs, spending about two hours per playthrough, there are still many cities I’ve been thwarted from reaching and mysteries to fully uncover. Perhaps I’ll revisit old cities just to take in the scenery if I had rushed through them earlier. I’ve almost died, but I’ve yet to actually die. Who knows, perhaps I’ll stumble upon a plotline that lets me!"
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You wake inside a shifting, broken version of your own thoughts in this first-person puzzle game. The environment twists against logic, with rooms warping and objects behaving unnaturally. Progress requires solving cryptic spatial puzzles that manipulate perspective and physics, often while avoiding distorted figures that lurk in the chaos. Each solution feels like breaking free from a mental loop, though the cost of escape remains unclear. The game’s strength lies in its unsettling atmosphere and minimalist design. Sparse text fragments hint at a deeper narrative without answers, letting players project their own interpretations. Community reviews often note its brief runtime (under two hours) but praise the lingering unease it leaves. Its 2017 release date makes it an overlooked indie experiment in psychological gameplay. Not a long journey, but the 45-minute average playtime on Steam suggests it’s designed to stay with you long after the screen goes dark.
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