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Title Theme
01:58
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You gently slip the cartridge into the slot, and your TV hums to life with a familiar, comforting glow.
New Game?
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Our Little Bookshop Home
03:45
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What's a small town without its bookstore?
Your family lives a comfortable life in a clean, well-lit bookshop.
With all the books you could ever want, who has time to wonder what hides deep within the forbidden woods just barely visible from your bedroom window...
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Summersborough
01:31
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The village of Summersborough prides itself on being a safe haven from the dangers of the surrounding Kartuk Wildlands. Within the fences of Summersborough, not only do you have everything you need, but you're kept safe from the things that lurk within the forbidden woods (even that evil child-napping witch!)
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Leaving a Note Goodbye
02:06
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Scared? Of course you are. But your little brother is sick, and the only way to get his medicine in time is to take it from the witch rumoured to live deep in the forbidden woods.
Armed with your grandfather's sword, you leave a note for your family before setting off into the night.
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Forest Explore
03:35
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The terrain is hard, the underbrush thick, and within minutes you realize you've become hopelessly lost. It's too late to turn back now.
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You Come Across a River
02:15
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"You come across a river. Why not rest for a while?"
> Save
Cancel
Save and Quit
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Forest Battle
03:44
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You knew there would be monsters in these woods, but who knew they'd be this fierce, strong, or plentiful.
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You've Died
00:55
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"Looks like you didn't make it."
Continue?
> Yes
Quit
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You first see it from a few yards away, and as you get closer your fears are confirmed. Yep, that's a body. This witch should be just around the corner now...
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The Witch's House
02:54
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After looking around to see if anyone's home, you step through the crooked front door and across the cracked and rotting floorboards. The whole place reeks of stale incense, and a sinister atmosphere hangs in the humid air. Just find what you need and get out before anyone comes home.
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Hiding in the Basement
02:23
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Right as you find the herb you need, you hear the front door slam from across the house. Seeing nowhere else to go, you scramble down a hatch in the floor and find yourself hiding in a musty, decrepit basement.
A drizzle of sunlight peeks in through a window above your head, just enough to see the extent of the disrepair of the room around you. Looks like you're stuck for the next little bit...
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Witch Fight!!
02:06
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Thinking it's safe, you try to sneak out through the front door. Unfortunately, the floorboards creek just a little more than you remember, and the witch wakes up from her slumber hungry for blood
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You've Died (To a Witch)
02:14
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"How could you have ever made it?"
Continue?
> Yes
Quit
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14. |
Ending Theme
02:21
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With the witch dead, you return home. Your brother is saved, and you settle into your warm bed to dream of your next adventure...
[CREDITS]
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