For more than a year, Tristan Cooper has including which video games allow player characters to NPC dogs. In February, Dan Marshall and Ben Ward were started In The Lair of Clockwork God, a funny point-and-click adventure with random encounters that purposely discourage Cooper's efforts.
But Cooper won! Also (spoiler alert) In The Lair of the Clockwork God
Marshall, who made it in 2017 made a very good game Look at the Rickets! hit Twitter this week in despair, shocked at Cooper's willingness to give his dog a head game. "The dog, and the existential difficulty of petting a dog, is fully incorporated into the game with the intention of trampling on the Can You Pet Dog," Marshall admitted.
I'm actually pretty upset about this because the dog, with the existential difficulty of petting a dog, was * put into the game for some foot purpose. @CanYouPetTheDog
announcing that you couldn't pet a dog.And … he just … sent it. https://t.co/Ib2OmTREGA
– Dan Marshall (@danthat) March 19, 2020
Cooper didn't take it for granted! Or maybe he did? Either way, add another game to the list of topics where, of course, you might like dogs.
Cooper is currently involved in documenting which video games with waterfalls the player can play in the background. Marshall's Studio, Fifth Game The devil's kiss. That is billed as a prelude to the story inside In The Lair of the Clockwork God, where Dan and Ben's protesters "meet in high school and soon find themselves in a deadly dilemma involving some demons."
