Gimmick in the Chaos Dimension (2021)
Genres:Indie, Arcade
Themes:Action, Non-fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:A maze runner with a procedurally generated maze, upgradeable powerups, and unlockable cosmetics. Guide Gimmick as she gathers data for her graduate thesis about the mysterious chaos dimension.
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