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**Content Creator's Experiment:**
* Explores a trend on Roblox: memorial games for deceased pets
* Finds a game with a misleading story about a dog's death, which was actually given away, not deceased
* Creates a satirical memorial game for a fictional dog named "Brian"
* Irreverently recounts a fabricated story of accidentally killing "Brian" with a vehicle
* Adds absurd elements, donation requests, and Among Us themes to the game
* Observes player reactions, highlighting the absurdity and emotional manipulation in memorial games
* Ends with self-promotion, soliciting game ideas, and showcasing merchandise.
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1. The narrator discovered many games on Roblox are about pets that have passed away.
2. A game was found with a picture of a dog and a story about the dog's death.
3. The dog in the game was named Bella, and the narrator expressed sympathy.
4. The narrator decided to create their own memorial game for a dog named Brian.
5. In the game, the narrator shared a story about Brian, but it was fictional.
6. The story in the game involved a character named Stacy driving to find Brian.
7. The game's plot took a turn where Stacy accidentally kills Brian with a vehicle.
8. Players can unlock Among Us morphs after completing the game's story.
9. The game was set up to accept donations in exchange for in-game rewards (Robux).
10. The narrator added music to the game to enhance the tribute aspect.
11. The game experienced technical issues, including lag and potential virus concerns.
12. The narrator interacted with players, including one named Lucinda, who re-watched the game.
13. The narrator revealed at the end that there was no real dog that died, and it was all a story.
14. The narrator promotes merchandise (clothes with tie-dye options) and invites suggestions for new game ideas.