
Lynne is a short story about the scariest thing in the world: being a teenager.
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Fifteen-year-old Lynn has never had the easiest life, but things have become even worse thanks to her upcoming GCSEs. Her parents are always arguing, her big sister is pregnant, and Lynn is terrified that, come exam time, she’ll fail everything and disappoint her entire family.
To make matters worse, Lynn’s been suffering from recurring bad dreams that are cryptic, unsettling, and often violent. Curiously enough, these dreams often revolve around a girl from her school called Lynne, who looks so similar to Lynn it’s almost unsettling.
As Lynn’s interest in Lynne begins to border on obsession, Lynn’s grasp on reality begins to grow more and more tenuous.
Will Lynn be able to pass her exams – or will her own fears and anxieties consume her?

Around 20,000 words of text
1-2 hours of reading
A kinetic story, with no choices/branches
800x600 display
An original soundtrack
Suffering!
Note: If you're interested in this story and these characters, you should check out nothing and nowhere, as it is related to Lynne.

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Languages: English, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, German, French, Spanish - Latin America, Polish, Ukrainian
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incroyable !
je suis vraiment décu j ai bien aimé le jeu mais la fin du jeu est terriblement nul et incompréhensible. et puis u a plusieurs personnage mais pas assez exploité comme si c était du remplissage pour faire avancé l histoire c est vraiment dommage
Никогда больше.
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