Concept: Abstract, airy first-person puzzler in the vein of the Witness, with each section of the game having its own mechanics. Sometimes you're picking up and arranging sticks on the ground. Sometimes you're taking a polaroid photograph from a very specific angle and framing. Sometimes you're placing rocks on a stream to rearrange the pattern of how the water flows, etc. But every time, in every level, your goal is to form an image with the loss.jpg pattern.
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writer (derogatory). lead designer on Fallen London.
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in reply to @bruno's post:
Call it "Lost at Sea" as a diagetic explanation for why you washed up on this island and in-game pun for the goal