Cahors Sunset

Cahors sunset is a short text-based Tamagotchi, the difference being your goal is to help a 65-year-old guy named Valentin Puget living in Cahors France to live as long as possible. You do this by selecting from a multiple choice of 3 events each month, each with an already prescribed plus and minus values attributed to 6 different attributes. If any of these attributes fall under score 25 then Valentin has a chance of dying. After you have a made a choice, the game then automatically prescribes an additional event which has a further minus or positive value connected to it. After several years when Valentin turns 68 a combination of more vexing and taxing algorithms are added making a complete chore to keep the 6 attributes evenly spread. Your then presented with the question if longevity is really worth the aim, especially now that the quality of life has diminished. Your starting goal of wanting to keep him alive, will soon be replaced by the lack on new experiences, instead constantly reliving negative already experienced events. The earlier reminiscent and cherished memories of your wife pulling you through troubled times, your parents setting up the man you are today and yo…

Game has been broken since Sep 19, 2020 and will not launch. Dev refuses to fix or engage with customers. Dev has failed to pay for website and is impossible to contact. Every time I try to open the game I get, "Adobe Air" "This application has an invalid application descriptor. Try re-installing or contacting the publisher for assistance."

Do not buy this, it doesn't launch. It should be reported for being broken and taken down from the store. Adobe AIR error: "This application has an invalid application descriptor. Try re-installing or contacting the publisher for assistance."

This is (was) a sad game about an old man making a living for himself during the final years of his life, just trying to do daily things until the inevitable would happen. Unfortunately, this game has also gone down the same route and is now unplayable (just fails to start up) so don't spend your money on this one. It was a good idea for a game though.

This is what I assume "Roy" is based on from Rick and Morty.

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