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* ApatheticClerk: The spotted hyena working as an ice cream vendor (referred to as "[[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Part-Timer]]") is rather unenthusiastic about their job and is not amused when Lil' Gator offers to pay confetti for the ice cream as opposed to three dollars as it costs.

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* ApatheticClerk: The spotted hyena working as an ice cream vendor (referred to as "[[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Part-Timer]]") is rather unenthusiastic about their job and is not amused when Lil' Gator offers to pay confetti for the ice cream as opposed to three dollars as it costs.
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* AllLowercaseLetters: Whenever Lil Gator talks in the demo, he's speaking in this manner, emphasizing how young he is.

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* AllLowercaseLetters: Whenever Lil Gator talks in and the demo, he's other children talk, they're speaking in this manner, emphasizing how young he is.they are.

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* VisualPun: Sierra, one of the kids playing ninja, will make shuriken out of paper if you give her 500 bits of scrap : she's a crane doing origami.

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Sierra, one of the kids playing ninja, will make shuriken out of paper if you give her 500 bits of scrap : scrap: she's a crane doing origami.origami.
** Esme is a vampire bat playing as a vampire.
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* ApatheticClerk: The spotted hyena working as an ice cream vendor is rather sarcastic and unenthusiastic about their job. They are not amused when Lil' Gator offers to pay confetti for the ice cream as opposed to three dollars as it costs.

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* ApatheticClerk: The spotted hyena working as an ice cream vendor (referred to as "[[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Part-Timer]]") is rather sarcastic and unenthusiastic about their job. They are job and is not amused when Lil' Gator offers to pay confetti for the ice cream as opposed to three dollars as it costs.
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* ApatheticClerk: The spotted hyena working as an ice cream vendor is rather sarcastic and unenthusiastic about their job. They are not amused when Lil' Gator offers to pay confetti for the ice cream as opposed to three dollars as it costs.
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* SluggishSloths: PlayedWith by the resident sloth character, Mr. Doddler. He is not portrayed as particularly slow or sleepy, but he has clearly aged and therefore requires the character to get some cardboard "monsters" off of the roof of his house for him.
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* ExtremelyShortTimespan: The entire game takes place over the span of one afternoon. During that time, Lil Gator befriends a ''lot'' of kids, and they turn the local playground into a "city" with lots of cardboard decorations that would logically take ''hours'' to make. To say nothing of the many "quests" Lil Gator completes on top of that.
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* GentleGiant: Billy the Blue Whale; unlike every other character in the game, he's not a FunnyAnimal; he's literally a whale, albeit a "small" one because he's still a little kid. Still, he's just as friendly as most of the other kids Lil Gator will meet, and he's so big that you can literally ''climb'' him like a cliff.
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* LivingMemory: While exploring the small island that the demo is set on, Lil Gator can interact with memories of himself and his big sister playing pretend when they were younger.

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* LivingMemory: While exploring the small island that the demo is set on, Lil Gator can interact with memories of himself and his big sister playing pretend when they were younger. It applies to the main game as well, as you can find similar memories scattered all over the big island.
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* ItemCrafting: After collecting a sword (stick) and shield (pot lid) in the demo, in order to complete his hero outfit, Lil Gator is taught how to transform the cardboard shreds from the "monsters" he's defeated into a hat. Once that's accomplished, he can also create other items from cardboard, including a stuffed doll that enables him to safely fall from any height via RagdollPhysics.

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* ItemCrafting: After collecting a sword (stick) and shield (pot lid) in the demo, in order to complete his hero outfit, Lil Gator is taught how to transform the cardboard shreds from the "monsters" he's defeated into a hat. Once that's accomplished, he can also create other items from cardboard, including a stuffed doll that enables him to safely fall from any height via RagdollPhysics. In the main game, those cardboard shreds can be used to craft different swords, helmets, and shields, whose "recipes" get unlocked after completing certain quests. Giving 500 shreds to [[spoiler:Sierra]] will reward you with origami ninja stars, that serve as an upgrade over your pebbles.
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* HighlyVisibleNinja: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] with the three kids pretending to be ninjas; they're not ''actual'' ninjas, just little kids playing a game. They even have Manga/{{Naruto}} inspired headbands! One of them will craft origami shuriken out of paper if you give her the required materials, and accepting a quest from their leader will unlock a new weapon for Lil Gator : [[StockNinjaWeaponry nunchucks]]... That are actually a skipping rope.
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* VisualPun: Sierra, one of the kids playing ninja, will make shuriken out of paper if you give her 500 bits of scrap : she's a crane doing origami.

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* Hammerspace: ''Some'' of Lil Gator's equipment, such as his ragdoll, his bracelets, and his currently equipped "sword", shield and hat, are displayed on his character model. Non-equipped tools and quest items (such as the pot from the tutorial's fetch quest), however, play this trope straight.

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* Hammerspace: {{Hammerspace}}: ''Some'' of Lil Gator's equipment, such as his ragdoll, his bracelets, and his currently equipped "sword", shield and hat, are displayed on his character model. Non-equipped tools and quest items (such as the pot from the tutorial's fetch quest), however, play this trope straight.


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* SticksToTheBack: Lil Gator's "sword" and shield.
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* Hammerspace: ''Some'' of Lil Gator's equipment, such as his ragdoll, his bracelets, and his currently equipped "sword", shield and hat, are displayed on his character model. Non-equipped tools and quest items (such as the pot from the tutorial's fetch quest), however, play this trope straight.
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Billy the blue whale is the only one of the FunnyAnimal cast who doesn't have a humanoid design and is pretty much a CartoonWhale, right down to being confined to water.

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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Billy the blue whale is the only one of the FunnyAnimal cast who doesn't have a humanoid design and is pretty much looks like a CartoonWhale, right down to being confined to water.
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* NoNameGiven: The monkey vendor who sells magic bracelets doesn't introduces himself, and his speech bubble shows ???? as the name anytime you encounter him around the island.
** [[spoiler:After getting all of the bracelets, the monkey vendor will also move into the playground town, where you can talk to him and finally learn his true name (supposedly).]]

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* NoNameGiven: The monkey vendor who sells magic bracelets doesn't introduces himself, and his speech bubble shows ???? as the name anytime you encounter him around the island.
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island. [[spoiler:After getting all of the bracelets, the monkey vendor will also move into the playground town, where you can talk to him and finally learn his true name (supposedly).]]]]
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Billy the blue whale is the only one of the FunnyAnimal cast who doesn't have a humanoid design and is pretty much a CartoonWhale, right down to being confined to water.
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* GreenGators: Both Lil Gator and their sister are green alligators.


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* WorldOfFunnyAnimals: Everyone in the game is a FunnyAnimal.
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* NoNameGiven: The monkey vendor who sells magic bracelets doesn't introduces himself, and his speech bubble shows ???? as the name anytime you encounter him around the island.
** [[spoiler:After getting all of the bracelets, the monkey vendor will also move into the playground town, where you can talk to him and finally learn his true name (supposedly).]]

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* ImprobableInfantSurvival: [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Simon, a climbing enthusiast. When Lil Gator asks him if falling is dangerous, Simon assures him that it is, in fact, dangerous. However, "as we all know, in video games , children are invincible!!"

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* ImprobableInfantSurvival: [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Simon, a climbing enthusiast. When Lil Gator asks him if falling is dangerous, Simon assures him that it is, in fact, there is no [[FallingDamage fall damage]]:
-->'''Simon''': hah! of course it's
dangerous. However, "as but, as we all know, in video games , games, children are invincible!!"invincible!!
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* ImprobableInfantSurvival: [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Simon, a climbing enthusiast. When Lil Gator asks him if falling is dangerous, Simon assures him that it is, in fact, dangerous. However, "as we all know, in video games , children are invincible!!"
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* MagicFeather: Throughout the game, you'll find a monkey vendor who sells magic bracelets that are implied to imbue their wearer with the stamina to climb to greater heights. After he sells off the last one, the vendor reveals [[spoiler:that they really do nothing...and Lil Gator realizes that he had all the strength to climb anywhere all along, leading to him gaining infinite stamina.]]

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* MagicFeather: Throughout the game, you'll find a monkey vendor who sells magic bracelets that are implied to supposedly imbue their wearer with the stamina to climb to greater heights. After he sells off the last one, the vendor reveals [[spoiler:that they really do nothing...and Lil Gator realizes that he had all the strength to climb anywhere all along, leading to him gaining infinite stamina.]]
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* MagicFeather: Throughout the game, you'll find a monkey vendor who sells magic bracelets that are implied to imbue their wearer with the stamina to climb to greater heights. After he sells off the last one, the vendor reveals [[spoiler:that they really do nothing...and Lil Gator realizes that he had all the strength to climb anywhere all along, leading to him gaining infinite stamina.]]

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!!Tropes featured in the Demo version of the game:''Lil Gator Game'':


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* HelloInsertNameHere: Early in the game, you are allowed to pick the main character's "hero name" for the fictional game they and their sister are playing. This ends up sticking and becomes the nickname everyone refers to them by going forward.


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* VariableMix: The main regions of the island each have their own themes, but the instrumentation changes based on where Lil Gator is. Avery's drama club is the most striking example, with motifs ranging from one cowboy-themed character's relaxed banjo to a key-shifted harpsichord for a [[BloodsuckingBats literal vampire bat]].
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Although the full game has officially released today, I have yet to play it and identify differences between it and the original demo, so I will leave the text referencing events in the demo intact.


''Lil Gator Game'' is [[Sandbox/FutureWorks an upcoming]] PlatformGame with a scheduled release of December 14, 2022. The game was featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Next Fest, and its demo can be accessed from [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/ its store page]]. The game is being developed by [=MegaWobble=], and published by Playtonic Friends (a subsidiary of the makers of ''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'').

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''Lil Gator Game'' is [[Sandbox/FutureWorks an upcoming]] a three-dimensional PlatformGame with a scheduled release of released on December 14, 2022. The game was featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Next Fest, and its demo can be accessed from [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/ its store page]]. The game is being developed by [=MegaWobble=], and published by Playtonic Friends (a subsidiary of the makers of ''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'').''VideoGame/YookaLaylee''). A demo of the game was originally featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Next Fest, but it is no longer available.
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''Lil Gator Game'' is [[Sandbox/FutureWorks an upcoming]] PlatformGame with a scheduled release year of 2022. The game was featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Next Fest, and its demo can be accessed from [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/ its store page]]. The game is being developed by [=MegaWobble=], and published by Playtonic Friends (a subsidiary of the makers of ''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'').

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''Lil Gator Game'' is [[Sandbox/FutureWorks an upcoming]] PlatformGame with a scheduled release year of December 14, 2022. The game was featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Next Fest, and its demo can be accessed from [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/ its store page]]. The game is being developed by [=MegaWobble=], and published by Playtonic Friends (a subsidiary of the makers of ''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'').
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''Lil Gator Game'' is [[Sandbox/FutureWorks an upcoming]] PlatformGame with a scheduled release year of 2022. The game was featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Next Fest, and its demo can be accessed from [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/ its store page]]. The game is being developed by [=MegaWobble=], and published by Playtonic Friends (a subsidiary of Playtonic, the makers of ''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'', who are also publishing the sequel to ''VideoGame/BlossomTalesTheSleepingKing'').

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''Lil Gator Game'' is [[Sandbox/FutureWorks an upcoming]] PlatformGame with a scheduled release year of 2022. The game was featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Next Fest, and its demo can be accessed from [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/ its store page]]. The game is being developed by [=MegaWobble=], and published by Playtonic Friends (a subsidiary of Playtonic, the makers of ''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'', who are also publishing the sequel to ''VideoGame/BlossomTalesTheSleepingKing'').''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'').



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* AllLowercaseLetters: Lil Gator speaks in this manner, emphasizing how young he is.

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* WhenYouComingHomeDad: The plot of the Demo is Lil Gator trying to convince his big sister to play with him like they used to by setting up a fun RPG-inspired adventure, but the big sister is too preoccupied with homework and other grown-up activities to spend any time with him...which just convinces Lil Gator he needs to spend more time "in development" and make the game BIGGER.

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* WhenYouComingHomeDad: The plot of the Demo is Lil Gator trying to convince his big sister to play with him like they used to by setting up a fun RPG-inspired adventure, but the big sister is too preoccupied with homework and other grown-up activities to spend any time with him...which just convinces Lil Gator he needs to spend more time "in development" and make the game BIGGER.BIGGER.
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* AllLowercaseLetters: Lil' Gator speaks in this manner, emphasizing how young he is.
* FetchQuest: As part of Lil' Gator's demo adventure, an apathetic person asks him to fetch a nearby pot, actually using the term "Fetch Quest" in the process. In return, Lil' Gator is allowed to borrow the pot lid as a shield.
* ItemCrafting: After collecting a sword (stick) and shield (pot lid) in the demo, in order to complete his hero outfit, Lil' Gator is taught how to transform the cardboard shreds from the "monsters" he's defeated into a hat. Once that's accomplished, he can also create other items from cardboard, including a stuffed doll that enables him to safely fall from any height via RagdollPhysics.
* KidHero: In the demo, Lil' Gator is playing pretend that he's a sword-wielding hero, cutting down cardboard monsters and accomplishing quests for his friends.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The game of make-believe that Lil' Gator and his friends make up in the Demo is, in fact, a "demo" of a larger game they're planning, leading to multiple comments about future abilities and locations that apply to both the actual game and their in-game game.
* LivingMemory: While exploring the small island that the demo is set on, Lil' Gator can interact with memories of himself and his big sister playing pretend when they were younger.
* MrImagination: There are some elements of the Demo that only seem to work the way they do because Lil' Gator is applying RPG logic to them, such as using a shirt as a gliding device without tying up any of the holes.
* WhenYouComingHomeDad: The plot of the Demo is Lil' Gator trying to convince his big sister to play with him like they used to by setting up a fun RPG-inspired adventure, but the big sister is too preoccupied with homework and other grown-up activities to spend any time with him...which just convinces Lil' Gator he needs to spend more time "in development" and make the game BIGGER.

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* AllLowercaseLetters: Lil' Lil Gator speaks in this manner, emphasizing how young he is.
* FetchQuest: As part of Lil' Lil Gator's demo adventure, an apathetic person asks him to fetch a nearby pot, actually using the term "Fetch Quest" in the process. In return, Lil' Lil Gator is allowed to borrow the pot lid as a shield.
* ItemCrafting: After collecting a sword (stick) and shield (pot lid) in the demo, in order to complete his hero outfit, Lil' Lil Gator is taught how to transform the cardboard shreds from the "monsters" he's defeated into a hat. Once that's accomplished, he can also create other items from cardboard, including a stuffed doll that enables him to safely fall from any height via RagdollPhysics.
* KidHero: In the demo, Lil' Lil Gator is playing pretend that he's a sword-wielding hero, cutting down cardboard monsters and accomplishing quests for his friends.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The game of make-believe that Lil' Lil Gator and his friends make up in the Demo is, in fact, a "demo" of a larger game they're planning, leading to multiple comments about future abilities and locations that apply to both the actual game and their in-game game.
* LivingMemory: While exploring the small island that the demo is set on, Lil' Lil Gator can interact with memories of himself and his big sister playing pretend when they were younger.
* MrImagination: There are some elements of the Demo that only seem to work the way they do because Lil' Lil Gator is applying RPG logic to them, such as using a shirt as a gliding device without tying up any of the holes.
* RagdollPhysics: One of the [[ItemCrafting craftable items]] in the demo is a literal ragdoll that enables this.
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WhenYouComingHomeDad: The plot of the Demo is Lil' Lil Gator trying to convince his big sister to play with him like they used to by setting up a fun RPG-inspired adventure, but the big sister is too preoccupied with homework and other grown-up activities to spend any time with him...which just convinces Lil' Lil Gator he needs to spend more time "in development" and make the game BIGGER.
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''Lil Gator Game'' is [[Sandbox/FutureWorks an upcoming work]] with a scheduled release year of 2022. The game was featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/Steam Next Fest, and its demo can be accessed from [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/ its store page]]. The game is being developed by [=MegaWobble=], and published by Playtonic Friends (a subsidiary of Playtonic, the makers of ''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'', who are also publishing the sequel to ''VideoGame/BlossomTalesTheSleepingKing'').

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''Lil Gator Game'' is [[Sandbox/FutureWorks an upcoming work]] upcoming]] PlatformGame with a scheduled release year of 2022. The game was featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/Steam UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Next Fest, and its demo can be accessed from [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/ its store page]]. The game is being developed by [=MegaWobble=], and published by Playtonic Friends (a subsidiary of Playtonic, the makers of ''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'', who are also publishing the sequel to ''VideoGame/BlossomTalesTheSleepingKing'').
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[AllLowercaseLetters lil gator is here to adventure and make lots of friends!]]]]
''Lil Gator Game'' is [[Sandbox/FutureWorks an upcoming work]] with a scheduled release year of 2022. The game was featured in the 2021 UsefulNotes/Steam Next Fest, and its demo can be accessed from [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1586800/Lil_Gator_Game/ its store page]]. The game is being developed by [=MegaWobble=], and published by Playtonic Friends (a subsidiary of Playtonic, the makers of ''VideoGame/YookaLaylee'', who are also publishing the sequel to ''VideoGame/BlossomTalesTheSleepingKing'').
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!!Tropes featured in the Demo version of the game:
* AllLowercaseLetters: Lil' Gator speaks in this manner, emphasizing how young he is.
* FetchQuest: As part of Lil' Gator's demo adventure, an apathetic person asks him to fetch a nearby pot, actually using the term "Fetch Quest" in the process. In return, Lil' Gator is allowed to borrow the pot lid as a shield.
* ItemCrafting: After collecting a sword (stick) and shield (pot lid) in the demo, in order to complete his hero outfit, Lil' Gator is taught how to transform the cardboard shreds from the "monsters" he's defeated into a hat. Once that's accomplished, he can also create other items from cardboard, including a stuffed doll that enables him to safely fall from any height via RagdollPhysics.
* KidHero: In the demo, Lil' Gator is playing pretend that he's a sword-wielding hero, cutting down cardboard monsters and accomplishing quests for his friends.
* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: The game of make-believe that Lil' Gator and his friends make up in the Demo is, in fact, a "demo" of a larger game they're planning, leading to multiple comments about future abilities and locations that apply to both the actual game and their in-game game.
* LivingMemory: While exploring the small island that the demo is set on, Lil' Gator can interact with memories of himself and his big sister playing pretend when they were younger.
* MrImagination: There are some elements of the Demo that only seem to work the way they do because Lil' Gator is applying RPG logic to them, such as using a shirt as a gliding device without tying up any of the holes.
* WhenYouComingHomeDad: The plot of the Demo is Lil' Gator trying to convince his big sister to play with him like they used to by setting up a fun RPG-inspired adventure, but the big sister is too preoccupied with homework and other grown-up activities to spend any time with him...which just convinces Lil' Gator he needs to spend more time "in development" and make the game BIGGER.

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