FIND GONZO

Gonzo is missing. Complete the villagers' tasks to get the Axe, clear the bushes, and find him.

Warning: Contains sudden loud images and flashing lights in later chapters.

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GONZO IS DEAD

You survived the nightmare. But the village will never be the same.

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Find Gozo!