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No one is dying in my Unsighted playthrough, and that’s fine by me
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You may have heard about Unsighted, a Zelda-inspired adventure game with a very particular hook: Each NPC you meet has a ticking clock above their heads, and if enough in-game time passes, they’ll go “unsighted” and vanish from the world. That weapon vendor who sold you your first sword? Gone.
That friendly giant whale who loves to fish? Outta here. Even the helpful fairy that follows you around and gives you tips can go unsighted if enough time passes.
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