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Description
Thirty Flights of Loving is the seventh entry in the
Citizen Abel series and a prequel to
Citizen Abel: Gravity Bone. It is an interactive story about a heist that went wrong and the player is part of a criminal trio. It consists of a series of fragmented sequences the player has to go through to piece together the events. The characters have the same cuboid look from the previous game and there is a limited amount of interaction. There is free movement in a 3D environment but the experience itself is linear. Although dying is possible, there are no gameplay events that challenge the player. Instead, the focus is entirely on exploration, observing the environment for clues to get a grasp on the narrative, and eventually triggering the next scene. Almost no information is provided and the player has to figure out everything by himself.
It contains a mode to play the game with in-game text commentary, also offering additional exploration options, as well as the game
Citizen Abel: Gravity Bone, previously made available for free.
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- "TFOL" -- Official abbreviation
- "Citizen Abel: Thirty Flights of Loving" -- In-game title
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Development
Thirty Flights of Loving was originally a prototype for
Citizen Abel: Gravity Bone but it was shelved because the developer thought the dialogue-heavy approach did not work. In October 2011 he was contacted by the Idle Thumbs crew to make a game for their Kickstarter campaign. The prototype was revived and was eventually developed into the full game. Their Kickstarter was launched on 20th February 2012 and initially the game was only available to the campaign backers there.
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