I can.

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coolness: 0.24
graphics: 3.31
innovation: 3.00
overall: 3.53
theme: 3.75
A story about growing up.

Spiritual successor to "Guide 2 Where?" You don't have to know anything about that game to play this one, of course. There is even less gameplay here than there was in G2W; you just walk around. I wanted to try making a dialogue-reading game, so sue me.

Edit (March 21, 2017): I've updated the game to use the canvas. It's a lot faster now, and it will work equally well in pretty much any browser. It will also run on a phone; touch the left or right side of the screen to walk left or right.

Original (outdated) text: I made another game using HTML DOM and CSS? I'm a real weirdo. It looks better on Firefox, but it runs faster on Chrome; take your pick. It also runs significantly faster at lower resolutions. It doesn't work in Microsoft browsers because Microsoft just can't stop being terrible.

Sounds from Freesound.org:

"footstep-grass.wav" by swuing — https://freesound.org/people/swuing/sounds/38874/

"footstep-wood.wav" by swuing — https://freesound.org/people/swuing/sounds/38876/

"Windy Autumn Forest Soundscape 2" by Porphyr — https://freesound.org/people/Porphyr/sounds/209339/

"snow_13.wav", "snow_12.wav", "snow_9.wav", "snow_18.wav", "snow_5.wav" by iujhu — https://freesound.org/people/iujhu/packs/11490/

"Heavy Rain" by lebcraftlp — https://freesound.org/people/lebcraftlp/sounds/243628/

"Crickets in the night" by caquet — https://freesound.org/people/caquet/sounds/221164/
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