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<p>Create entry for the brittish library simulator</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>* Recommended by Michael on 2024-10-08<br /> * Play it [https://giuliac.itch.io/the-british-library-simulator here on itch.io]<br /> <br /> While talking about my [[User:Thijshijsijsjss/PTMoMNBM/Human_Parser|Human Parser PTMoMNBM]], and related text and retro game projects, Michael told me about The Brittish Library Simulator. A retro-style game made with [https://ledoux.itch.io/bitsy bitsy], this simulator lets one navigate the an '8-bit-esque' version of the library. Or well, it provides a glimse into it: you can walk around, but cannot access the actual library items. In this way, it does provide a nice view of the library, but it begs the question if something like this is possible to actually navigate through something like a library. Michael suggested this wiki. <br /> This seems to be a technical challenge, but potentially very, very interesting. However, unless such a project takes a file to generate a 'library', a project like that does stay inside this bubble. That said, more generally a game as a navigational tool opens up a lot of possibilities (to name one: a library of interview snippets, framed in a scifi setting where a player collects lost memories)<br /> <br /> {|align=center<br /> |[[File:Brittish-library-simulator-screenshot-1.png|frameless|255px]]<br /> |[[File:Brittish-library-simulator-screenshot-2.png|frameless|200px]]<br /> |[[File:Brittish-library-simulator-screenshot-3.png|frameless|200px]]<br /> |}</div>

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