Please Duology
Release date: Oct 25, 2021
Developers: Somewhat Software
Publishers: Somewhat Software
Genres: Adventure, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Please Duology is a compilation containing two previously available games, Please and Please Follow , with added material expanding on the narrative universe of the titles. The games are both short, ambient walking simulators and the entire Duology experience can be completed in under an hour. PLEASE (ORIGINAL) Please takes place in an alternate timeline where we won the war. You are the repair person. You fix things. You keep things running. You do what you're told. We asked you so nicely. Maintain the power station to make sure everything is running, and ignore the noises coming from the main engine. PLEASE FOLLOW Please Follow is set in the official timeline. You are a lone surviving soldier in a losing war. Venture down into the tunnels dug by the opposing forces, deep inside the bowels of the battlefield. Then come into contact with a presence that will open your mind to worlds and events better left unseen. FEATURES This Duology edition contains : 2 for 1 : Two short, complete narrative experiences that will stay on your mind for a long time after playing Low poly PS1 aesthetics : WW1-era buildings and psychedelic visions rendered in low-fidelity, evocative graphics Low risk gameplay : no enemies putting the player in danger, just a tense and heavy athmosphere EXTRA MATERIAL Exclusive to this compilation is the supplemental material called Please Read , which contains : More than 20 documents to unlock that explore the narrative of the Please universe in more details A new secret ending, revealing the actual events of the official timeline Quality Of Life improvements and bug fixes 

Press reviews: “[...] a brief but horrifying PS1-era homage [...] will surely cling to the darkest corners of your mind for far, far longer. (About Please)” Rely On Horror “[...] really nailed the feeling of being somewhere, or doing something, you shouldn't. (About Please Follow)” Linux Gaming Network