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Today I Die

Dennis G. Jerz / 6 May 2009

A great little indie game by Daniel Benmergui. The game is also a poem.

Today I Die

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6 May 2009 in Aesthetics, Art, Cyberculture, Design, Games.

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Last reply was 6 May 2009
  1. Sam Kabo Ashwell
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    Very lovely indeed – certainly the most game-like of his similar works, which honestly makes the mood/narrative stuff work better. Although the ending is a little, um, where the hell did that come from?

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