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TRENCHBRAIN
10 years ago

Trenchbrain - Illuminate or Perish.


Hey Folks!

So Trenchbrain is a game that I’ve been tinkering with on and off for the past few years (which has been intentionally only playable in the dark recesses of the internet for a good while). I’ve decided might as well plonk it up for Halloween!

The game is work in progress and I’m currently rebuilding it for desktop (started doing so on an 8 hour airport layover (ugh). This is the Flash Version, which features a bunch of levels and co-operative gameplay. Keep an eye out for updates in the future!

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