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In the future, I plan to expand on it. I'd like to add more minigames, and I started working on a plan for a sequel.
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A little over a month ago marked the three-year anniversary of the game Stranded. It was one of four project that I began working on over three years ago and it was the first game that I had released.
In the meantime, you can check out the first game or another that I created which is called 'Until Death Do Us Part,' which a short point and click text adventure game. It's a short preview sample of the sequel to Stranded.
There are plans for updates in the future with minigames and added levels later on. The second game is based on and inspired by the second book of the series that the first game was based on and inspired by.
In the game, you play as a man named Kurtis Lambert, who is also the main character of the book that the game is based on. Like the book that it's based on, Stranded is the first of a series of four games.
There's been another update to the game. Another room has been added, though the gameplay for that one is shorter, at least for the moment.
Stranded is a point and click interactive fiction game where the player makes choices to determine the outcome of the story. It is based on the story Union Of Sorrows: The Beginning.
One of the endings in the game is the true ending. The game also features several platform minigames. As of now, there are a total of 6 versions of the game with the most recent update being a small bug fix.
The game has been updated recently with more levels added to several of the minigames. This is a point and click interactive fiction game where the player makes choices to determine the outcome of the story. One of the endings is the true ending.
It's a point and click text adventure where you make choices to determine the outcome of the story. The game was created in three days, and may or may not have updates in the future.
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