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Was a pretty big part of the culture in royal oak and I'm still bitter about it lmao, so figured I'd showcase the last photo I have of the place in a fun way. I think that photo might have been the last time all of the lights and neon ever lit up on the sign ☹️
🙏 thank you so much for taking the time to play the map and for the very kind write-up :D
I've been exploring maps in g-mod since I got the game and never has a map terrified as much as it delighted like gm_indoorspaces. The twisting halls are eerie and relentlessly oppressive, but tucked in odd nooks and crannies that contain a little sliver of wonder: the bopping dance floor, the beautiful lights of the maze, the heartfelt comments of the gallery. This one's a genuine must-play for anyone interested in exploration content, well worth the hour or two of exploration and wonder.
Thanks you Dylan for the hard work! Each map's been an improvement, and this one might as well be a masterpiece.