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* [[Anti-Frustration Features]]: Many puzzles require money to solve, and the only way to earn more money beyond your first coin is through gambling. Fortunately, you are guaranteed to win if you are down to your last coin. |
* [[Anti-Frustration Features]]: Many puzzles require money to solve, and the only way to earn more money beyond your first coin is through gambling. Fortunately, you are guaranteed to win if you are down to your last coin. |
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* [[Cerebus Syndrome]]: The early phase of the game is extremely silly, with multiple breakages of the fourth wall. By the time Woodruff learns about Coh Cott, the game (while still humorous) reshapes itself into a study of racism and cultural interaction. |
* [[Cerebus Syndrome]]: The early phase of the game is extremely silly, with multiple breakages of the fourth wall. By the time Woodruff learns about Coh Cott, the game (while still humorous) reshapes itself into a study of racism and cultural interaction. |
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* [[Chekhov's Boomerang]]: The chewing gum, which is required twice (the second one at the end of the game). |
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* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: Several. For example, the underwear button. |
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* [[Cult]]: The Schnibble Cult. They're backed by the Bigwig, who's exploiting the concept of the Schnibble for his own gain. |
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* [[Nintendo Hard]]: This game's puzzles are infamously difficult. |
* [[Nintendo Hard]]: This game's puzzles are infamously difficult. |
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