[Sprig App] sprig-explore #3206
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Author name
Author: another-watermelon-cat
About your game
What is your game about?
In sprig-explore, you journey across the large, complex world of the sprig console and collect pieces of a mysterious PCB for some... random child that's curious.
How do you play your game?
WASD for player movement, moving to the side of the screen will move you to the next area. While standing 1 tile to the right of an NPC, press L to talk to them! Press I to get to the minimap, press again to close it. Collect all the bush-looking PCB things that fell from the sky for George (who’s george? You’ll find out) Hint: they're spread everywhere, so go looking and talk to people, they might give you clues. Your coordinates and the area you're in are at the top of the screen.
PS: In the credits, when it says “watermelon-cat” it means me, I didn’t have enough space to put “another-watermelon-cat”