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Discovering Senses
A SF fairy tale put together in a form of video game. The protagonist travel trough levels. Each level is a symbol which contains cosmic powers entities to which characters are confronted with. They are imperfect creators of imperfect system who make numerous mistakes.
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A SF fairy tale put together in a form of video game. The protagonist travel trough levels. Each level is a symbol which contains cosmic powers entities to which characters are confronted with. They are imperfect creators of imperfect system who make numerous mistakes.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Biljana 'Biba' Vicković
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