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A Terry Video Game
8 years ago

It's only MOSTLY done.


Okay, so now, I’ve got most of the game programmed. This means ALL the gameplay stuff is made. All that is missing is the story bits, original music, and polish here and there.
So… since the game is only mostly complete, should I even release a fresh new beta now? If I do, it’ll probably not get noticed upon official release.



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