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MiniTES

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 Idler, RPG

Game Platforms:

 Javascript/HTML5
Play MiniTES on www.taylorcalderone.com

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Game Description
There is a main storyline of sorts. Find the 8 maps, and then find the 8 seals
to unlock the final boss. And then beating the final boss unlocks the postgame.
But you can ignore all that if you want, this is based on TES after all.

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