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Metonymy follows the story of Colin, Enoch and Tracy as they travel across a dystopian version of limbo filled with a corrupt theocratic government known as the Choir and the unbreakable hordes of the disease that appose them. Players gave Metonymy a 55% positive score. Released October 25, 2017. Top tags include Free to Play, Indie, Adventure, Rhythm, Story Rich, and Puzzle.

Metonymy follows the story of Colin, Enoch and Tracy as they travel across a dystopian version of limbo filled with a corrupt theocratic government known as the Choir and the unbreakable hordes of the disease that appose them.

Released 25 Oct 2017

55%positive of
67 player reviews
Free
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Metonymy follows the story of Colin, Enoch and Tracy as they travel across a dystopian version of limbo filled with a corrupt theocratic government known as the Choir and the unbreakable hordes of the disease that appose them.

Developed by Joseph Bramlett · Published by Joseph Bramlett

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Metonymy has about 37 positive and 30 negative player reviews out of a total 67. We'll add a detailed breakdown here when there are more reviews.

55%
positive of 67 player reviews

Back of the Box

Platforms Windows
Controller required No
Website Official website

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