Teaser trailer for new top-down horror Sea Of Trees RPG
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Part One Gameplay Video
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Part Three Gameplay Video
Part Four Gameplay Video
Part Five Gameplay Video
Part Six Gameplay Video
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Part Eight Gameplay Video
Part Nine Gameplay Video
Part Ten Gameplay Video
Part Eleven Gameplay Video
Part Twelve Gameplay Video
Part Thirteen Gameplay Video
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Part Fifteen Gameplay Video
Part Sixteen Gameplay Video

After I spent the last thirty minutes crying about the bug that cost me about thirty to forty-five minutes of gameplay, I decided it was time to move on from the Otherworld. I’ll end up going back eventually, but I won’t chronicle it. I need to go back to do that scarecrow sidequest again, get the two joke boards, find Duckie Jr. again; it was a mess. That’s why I decided to hop onto Pluto’s Spaceline and forget my problems as I rode through the skies on a muscular dwarf planet.

I went from the cold, snowy environment of the Otherworld to the hot brown sugar “sands” of the Orange Oasis. I ran into the Tofu Conconnasisseur (is this a word?), who wanted ten tofu for a snack. I’m 100% sure this would not be worth it, but the completionist in me needed to see what I would get.

I was hoping the mailbox would have the tofu I needed. Nope, it just had horribly overpriced items. I swear, the prices keep getting higher and higher with every mailbox I encounter. It’s ridiculous.

I decided to move on without getting the tofu. I also saw the guy from the train station up on a platform where there was also a blue watermelon. I couldn’t figure out how to get up there.

The monster battles in Orange Oasis were interesting. The bunnies themselves didn’t do anything but flip around and let me beat them up with various items.


I continued to explore the oasis, and came across a large face. I vaguely recall a pair in the Otherworld talking about a face in the wall as they were hiking. I might have to go back at some point because…


If you Switch to Aubrey, you’ll smash a hole through the wall (this poor guy’s hard work).

When you go inside you’ll find jam packets. These are useful if more than one party member is toast. Definitely keep this around for a harder battle.

We continued east where we found a canyon of nothing but toast.

However, we also saw a stick figure man on fire. I turned to run after him.

I chased him and I chased him and I chased him. I even tried anticipating where he would go to try to interact with him but I couldn’t. I just chalked it up to a weird world experience and moved on.

However, there was really nothing to move on to. You come across a valley with toast graves sticking out of the ground. Clicking on them gives different musical notes. I’m sure they have some significance, but I couldn’t find any right away.

I backtracked a bit to find a lonely cactus who just gives away clams. Thanks buddy, I’m going to need it because of the exorbitant prices these mailboxes are charging.

There’s also another one of these “no password, no entry” doors. The first one we ran into was in the Otherworld in the container with the moonwalking. I feel like these have significance. But we’ll figure it out later.
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