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We made a game inspired by the wonderful videos of real life enemies slipping and falling on the street. Building games in Rive is such a joy, and getting closer and closer to being a full-featured game engine every day. Play it here! https://hammeredgold.itch.io/tloi1
aeee, that's pretty funny
and that music too :)
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