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Drowning in Problems

Game Categories:

 Clicker, Idler

Game Platforms:

 Javascript/HTML5

Development Status:

 Completed

Version:

 1.0
Play Drowning in Problems on game.notch.net

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Developed by Notch, the creator of Minecraft, the game was made in a matter of days. It provides a bleak life experience, starting with creating a body and a life, through to the inevitability of death.

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