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Firebreath's Exploration



4 years ago

2 years ago I programmed this choose your own adventure game in JavaScript and HTML for my brother's birthday (inspired by one of his favorite games, Famicom Detective Club)! Follow Firebreath, a self-proclaimed dragon, through various abstract scenarios.




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