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Rawr Hello everyone, I'm a bit late with playing this classic, and I see it's going on Steam even with revamped stuff and new-looking areas! May have to dive into that later:P Though for now, I'm making a 2-part Lets Play series on this gamejolt version, hope people enjoy:D Here's a link to the playlist so when I release part 2 they can both be viewed! Imscared 2012.

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Posted: 9 Aprilinsanly catching and tough story especially the end in which baloo gets sliced up and it changes to the text panel were kenneth holds the corpse saying we beat the monster, that one hit really hardit's by far one of the best games i ever played, for everyone wondering, there isn't any real gameplay it's basically just a visual novel were you click from textpanel to textpanelleisure playtime is around 1h, about 5h to complete all endingsjust noticed now that it's free to play, so absolutly worth the time.