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A straightforward story about drug addiction wrapped around a basic platformer with an admittedly-kinda-interesting irrationality to how its world is laid out. There's something hilariously trite about how you can only reach the good (drug-free) ending after getting the bad (lods of edruge) ending and the game just opens a direct path to the end for you. Anyway, the main appeal is how well they mesh the music with the vaguely-grungy city level design and speedy platforming. Overall this is kinda bad but with enough neat touches to save it from being junk.