IM THE CODE! | Led A Long Way Down
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About Led A Long Way Down
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synopsis
the first of three games in an anthology, led a long way down is a single player thriller set in an indiscriminate portion of the pacific northwest where you take on the role of courier levi hopkins whose something of a hermit. after a particularly taxing day at work, he decides to retreat to his solitary cabin in the woods to unwind. as the story unfolds, discover the more sinister underpinnings as to why he went to the cabin in the first place, the type of damage social isolation can cause when ignored and the cost of taking unquestioned ideals from shady individuals too far.
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features
a short form narrative with abstract elements taking cues from movies like silence of the lambs
an industrial tinged ambient soundscape
a striking low poly PSX visual style
editing effects taken from film
content warning
domestic terrorism
violence
disturbing imagery
epilepsy!
credits
aaron duke: programming
jacob wolford: 3D art
spencer baughman: 2D art, writing, sound
domonic "docker" peichel: voice acting
cody: voice acting
anthony sakowski: voice acting
david: voice acting
Twitter:
@Aaron_Duke_
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attempting entertainment would also like to give acknowledgements to the 1985 cormac mccarthy novel "blood meridian"