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Braid

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Braid is a indie overrated game nerds all over the internets get a hard-on for because of its supposedly deep story and underlying themes of atomic bomb creation and Jewish troll's remorse. You can get it on Steam or for your Xbox360 if you're a nigger who can't computor. Its popularity seems to stem mostly from the desperate hunger for OC, with shit like this overhyped to hell and back because zomg storyline. It was also released for linux and basement dwellers cream themselves because a game released natively for linux that doesn't look like a shitty Commodore port comes once in 10 years.

The brown-colored theme is not accidental.

Storyline

There is no actual storyline as you appear to be trying to score with the princess by killing hedgehogs and screwing with the space-time continuum. Every level looks exactly the same with a tl;dr Fairy tale told in the form of scrolling text in books at the beginning of each "world". For some reason you're supposed to gather puzzles and arrange them to create a reproduction of Goatse which unlocks lazors and other superpowers. Really. Go ahead. Do it fgt.

Gameplay

You jump on oompa-loompas and try not to RAGE too hard at the shitty mechanics that let you experience the joys of mastering time and space without being any fun. Nobody has completed the game; without a walkthroughanyone who claims to have done so is either lying or a virgin.

Easter Egg

The atomic bomb theme doesn't actually pop up during a regular game, one has to actually spend two hours in one level to unlock the alternate ending as well as complete a variety of insanely difficult jump-timing combos. Also, if you've already completed world 1, you're not able to achieve the alternate ending without replaying the entire game from scratch.

 
This is what comes up as the most relevant result for rule 34 on Braid.

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