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| Last Activity | Never |
| Added | 2/10/2026 13:32:11 |
| Modified | 3/19/2026 8:19:13 |
| Completion Status | Not Played |
| Library | Itch.io |
| Source | itch.io |
| Platform | Physical |
| Release Date | 6/2/2025 |
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| Tag | [itch.io] No ICE in Minnesota |
A playable zine on eight pages. Pick a letter, collect words, then deconstruct them until they are utterly destroyed. Then win them back.
I loved word games ever since I was a kid. I still play with my significant other how many words we can find, how big a word or how difficult or unexpected. This game is about quantity over quality of vocabulary, and is suited for all ages.
It's my first stapled zine game, and there is a PDf that prints spreads, which you can nest into each other and staple, or print single pages. Alternate black-on-white, printer-friendly covers are included. Finally, a plaintext file for those who find that mad scribbles are not so, um, readable rules. Download them as the free "demo"!
• Time: one hour
• Ages: 0+
• Content warning/Notes: it is allowed to switch to another word if the middle one is horrible.
Art, game design: Jennifer S. Lange
Published by Make it a Triple, 2025
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