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A Long Goodbye
December 3, 2020
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A Long Goodbye is a short narrative game centered around two old friends who have to say their final goodbye over a phone conversation. The game focuses on using a realistic conversation structure, with each reply moving the conversation down a new winding path. Play through multiple times to explore new topics and learn more about the characters, their shared history, estrangement, and the things left unsaid.
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