Stip
Assign, undo, deduce! Solve a series of minimalist number puzzles. Use constraints to assign numbers to the correct stips. Navigate the interconnected puzzles to uncover secrets. Please ignore any odd Stip behavior.
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Dev: SixtyFour
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WanderersTip Turns Accidentally Joining a Cult Into a Stealth Adventure
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The EU KIDS Act: What game developers need to know
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