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"Microwave," an avant-garde and psychological indie game developed by Haris 17, distinguishes itself through its surreal ambiance and unorthodox narrative structure. A particularly memorable and unsettling segment of the game transpires when the protagonist, whom the player inhabits, awakens from a deep slumber on the living room couch.

Upon regaining consciousness, the player is immediately struck by a pervasive sense of disorientation, accentuated by the monochromatic palette that casts the room in a somber tone. The ambient soundscape is a cacophony of distorted, barely recognizable noises that serve to heighten the sensations of unease and trepidation. It is within this immersive, dream-like state that the player is compelled to navigate their surroundings, which bear the eerie hallmarks of a reality skewed towards the nightmarish.

As the character rises from the couch, the camera's perspective almost imperceptibly shifts, guiding the player's view towards the bedroom. Here, the usually mundane setting is permanently altered by a harrowing vision: Ronald McDonald, the iconic fast-food mascot, is inexplicably present, defying the expected bounds of both reality and logic. The character T-poses, a stance widely associated with digital errors and a symbol of incomplete rendering in virtual worlds. This particular pose, coupled with the exaggerated, rhythmic jumping on the bed, invokes an atmosphere that oscillates between the absurd and the terrifying.

The juxtaposition of Ronald McDonald's normally jovial demeanor with the grotesque

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A very necessary crouch mechanic! Now I can teabag my microwave as it heats up my pizza.

Hello Haris 17 I gotta say this game made me rethink my entire concept of storytelling in video games. Beautiful! A work of art! Every detail is perfect, especially the soundtrack.

"Your ok I guess" -Dad

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but uh where is the timer for speedrunning this

Kinda funny that game. But please make the cursor invisible!