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How to Make a Cup of Tea (2020)

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Hello! You know, I could do with a good cup of tea. Could you please make me one? Don't worry, I'll guide you through it! Made by three people in 48 hours for the GMTK Game Jam 2020.

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Une proposition de 2020 centrée sur Horror, PC (Microsoft Windows) et Web browser.

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Déconseillée si vous cherchez

  • Paranormal
  • Horreur corporelle
  • Sorcellerie
  • Bestiaire

Influences

  1. 2000
    Shade
  2. 2004
    Yume Nikki
  3. 2005
    The House
  4. 2008
    The Majesty of Colors
  5. 2010
    Babies Dream of Dead Worlds
  6. 2020
    How to Make a Cup of Tea

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