@hturan: here’s a gameplay example of @dukope’s wonderful return of the obra dinn. clear ghosting here with high-contrast linewo…
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A tweet by @hturan showcasing gameplay from the video game 'Return of the Obra Dinn,' highlighting its ghosting effects and chalkboard-like linework.
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here’s a gameplay example of @dukope’s wonderful return of the obra dinn. clear ghosting here with high-contrast linework, but it has a real chalkboard feel. https://t.co/9HLtCXMkja
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