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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Minoto (No, not that Minoto) is a Japanese artist who makes web-based point-ant-click adventure games and animations in Flash. He began in 2007 with Reader's Escape, and has gone on to make more than 140. The games are seldom very difficult, but what they lack in difficulty, they make up for with their unique art style and amusing animations. In February 2008, Cupid of the Mouse was featured on the Escape Games 24 blog, bringing Minoto a cult following that has grown ever since. |
