Dec 14, 2025
A collection of aesthetic screenshots from Daymare Town 1, Flash version (Mateusz Skutnik, 2007)
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A collection of aesthetic screenshots from Daymare Town 1, Flash version (Mateusz Skutnik, 2007)
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I'm calling them little runner for now.
yes i immediately thought of daymare town which i've played a normal amount, what of it?
I'm onto Daymare Town 3 and now I'm like, sure I could sell these dead bugs I found in a spiderweb, but what if I need them later?
HAPPY DAYMARE TOWN RELEASE DAY BTW
Daymare Town - Chapter 1
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Daymare Town
Polish graphic artist Mateusz Skutnik has designed a number of games over the years, from the sterile room-escape series Submachine to the more lighthearted puzzle-platformer Slice of Sea. Bridging the gap between these works is Daymare Town: four meaty, atmospheric point-and-click Flash games initially released between 2007 and 2013. Daymare Town‘s distinct black-and-cream-color art style can be described as “Edward Gorey meets Shel Silverstein”, with both the gloom and whimsy to match, and these illustrations make for clear, sensible puzzles that rarely need an explanation.
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