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The I of It is a Web Game created by Gameshot. You play as the titular I, as he goes on a quest to find out why t left.

The game is mostly a Platform Game with shades of Puzzle Game, with a unique mechanic in which I can stretch and shrink in order to grab platforms and pull himself up. Since I cannot otherwise jump, he needs to use this to get over obstacles.

You can play the game here.


This Web Game contains examples of:

  • Anthropomorphic Typography: The playable character is the letter I, which intends to find out why t left. Along the way, it meets a capital T that functions as You Must Be This Tall to Ride and an x that asks it for a balloon.
  • Balloonacy: Near the end of the game, I finds a green balloon, and spends the next couple levels floating.
  • Catchphrase: The voice-over has a few.
    • One of "Then..." "Later..." "Next..." and "Thereupon..." is randomly said when starting a new area.
    • "'Ouch,' cried I, and died."
  • One-Hit-Point Wonder: I dies immediately upon coming into contact with anything even remotely dangerous.
  • Pronoun Trouble: Since the main character is a capital letter I whose name is I, it can be really hard to talk about what he's doing without sounding like you're talking about yourself.
  • Shout-Out: One of the lines upon restarting a level is "Hit me!", but the narrator says "Hit me baby one more time!"
  • Sizeshifter: I being able to change its height is the main game mechanic.
  • What the Hell Is That Accent?: The narrator has a very strange, possibly Nordic/Scandinavian accent (given he pronounces some Vs as Ws, e.g. "elewator").
  • You Must Be This Tall to Ride: An uppercase T blocks I's entrance to an amusement park, with it saying "must b THAT tall!" I has to stretch high enough to make it leave.

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