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      <title>GAME CLEAR No. 314 -- Automaton Lung</title>
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      <description>Automaton Lung (2022, new 3DS/Windows/macOS) Developer: Luke Vincent
Publisher: Luke Vincent
Clear Version: new 3DS
Clear Platform: new 3DS XL
Clear Date: 9/27/26
Why should I care? Luke Vincent&amp;rsquo;s inimitable style shines through in another unpolished but compelling effort. Deep breath After a couple cross-country flights, I&amp;rsquo;ve finally finished Luke Vincent&amp;rsquo;s final 3DS game. Like his previous works, Automaton Lung looks, feels, and sounds like an extraordinarily high-effort college game design project.</description>
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