Alex is a geek living in 2063 with desire to build something valuable. He sets out to acquire money for a developer course. But getting money in 2063 is not that simple, so Alex will have to make some tough choices if he's to succeed with his dream.
The worlds first 100% Notion-powered game
Alex is a geek living in 2063 with desire to build something valuable. He sets out to acquire money for a developer course. But getting money in 2063 is not that simple, so Alex will have to make some tough choices if he's to succeed with his dream.
Hey Producthunters! I'm Pascio, a Notion Ambassador and creator. I like to think outside the box when it comes to what you can do with Notion. For a long time, I had the idea of creating a game inside Notion. So me and @youssef_darwish sat down to brainstorm how to go about this. What we ended up with was a story-based game that takes you down different storylines depending on the choices you make. We're super stoked to present this game to all of you and we hope you'll try it out and leave your
@iampascio Congratulations on the launch, it is a really interesting idea to create game inside Notion, Good luck with "Notion: The Game" .
Yo ! Bravo on the launch of your project on the Product Hunt! 🙂 You have done an outstanding job I'm going to test this product. What are you planning to add in near future?
Congratulations on the launch! This looks cool.
This is great, now I may have an excuse to why I always have my notion open. Love to use this🙌🏽
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