Reframing the prompt of "walkthrough" as a personal story of one's own unconventional path through the game rather than a universal guide was a clever take! It made for an easily readable (if short) entry as well.

Looking at it another way: there's something nicely absurd about a walkthrough which just gives you two different ways of skipping the game entirely.

I found this approach a bit confusing at first but I think it actually works, almost like a post you'd find on a message board somewhere when trying to find secrets about this game.

Some of my fondest memories of my early days on the Internet were around seeking cheat codes, glitches, and secrets and trying to unravel them. Fun stuff

I found this approach a bit confusing at first but I think it actually works, almost like a post you'd find on a message board somewhere when trying to find secrets about this game.

Some of my fondest memories of my early days on the Internet were around seeking cheat codes, glitches, and secrets and trying to unravel them. it felt especially hackery when you had to mess with the registry or core game files or something. Fun stuff