Repeat the Ending (previous version)
This is an outdated version of Repeat the Ending. It is maintained to support older saved games. The current version can be found here.
Updated | 5 days ago |
Status | Released |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (4 total ratings) |
Author | Drew Cook |
Genre | Interactive Fiction |
Tags | inform-7, Magical Realism, Mental Health, meta, parser, Slice Of Life, spring-thing, Text based |
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Development log
- Release 4 Complete!Nov 16, 2023
- Version 3.6 UpdateSep 12, 2023
- Release 3.5 for Repeat the Ending, reader mode, and more.Aug 13, 2023
- Thoughts on Learning Inform 7, and so onMay 26, 2023
- News: Post-Festival Release of RTEMay 05, 2023
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Wow, what an adventure! I know very little about IF and the community, so I was not aware of too much of the background going in. The parafiction elements blended perfectly, added to the overall narrative, and made the game very manageable to navigate despite limited knowledge of IF mechanics. Big "House of Leaves" vibes. Do agree with playing with the included playlist. Recommending to others for sure.
Thanks for engaging with my game! I'm glad you had a good experience. Especially the playlist! Not many people have mentioned it, but I did try to make it relevant to the game. I will probably release a game this time next year. I hope you'll check it out when the time comes! Thanks again for spending time with my work.
Incredible game drew. Myself and my partner played it along with Art from Arcade Idea while I was visiting the united states recently. One of the best times I've had playing an IF game.
Highly recommend playing this game on a big screen in a room with your friends and at least one person who has a good handle on IF history, pausing constantly to talk and discuss what the game is doing. There's SO MUCH to talk about!
Art mentioned that they played with friends! I thought it sounded like a fun way to experience IF. I'm so glad you enjoyed it, and I sincerely appreciate you telling me.
It was so great. We kept on stopping to talk about things we liked, and what we thought of all of the different characters (especially the characters in the annotations)