Parents (Total: 5)

The searched file hash is included in 5 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key	Value
FileSize	101916
MD5	67C2CFC9B357F3D55440BBAEFBF82C82
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-4
SHA-1	2212F19B5A0BDDC559A93092897C2CA5520AC8AC
SHA-256	AAA0927178A572ED63C710B38862D0039B06ADB3309C6E5AD30BF965FE9C8887

Key	Value
FileSize	94664
MD5	3649DDD907B8F80C2FAE63303649B876
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-4
SHA-1	BD99B8D0638AC3367C3EC92D306EEEBF6E8E86A4
SHA-256	F4E9FEE11EE388FB7A2C58341580CDFCB1963CE94A84B71133038B6AD13BB88A

Key	Value
FileSize	113772
MD5	630182A6B33440DB2C5B11C04CDCB08E
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-4
SHA-1	8621E4E409F756A970683BB068CE1E8566EC1B81
SHA-256	C65ED260C3B597CE02088B51F8023DD87076B27318C434D3C97593C6E90E6B0F

Key	Value
FileSize	96696
MD5	DBDDF2F5AAEDB558E624A574C7109BDA
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-4
SHA-1	E61C3DF3FF090002D29B23F25434964C9854BE48
SHA-256	17C4FB58600C2825806ADFD3D0BAFFE68EE1F71B836AA964B2AA267888D78A23

Key	Value
FileSize	120680
MD5	02CFE0451180A3F577D8FA4DFC6D14A3
PackageDescription	game about consciousness and isolation Between is a pixelated art game for two players by Jason Rohrer. . You know exactly what you need to do -- you can see it shimmering right there in front of you. You can see it while dreaming, too, and the difference has become subtle. Dreams wake into dreams, and people blend in and out: real characters and dream characters, all woven into the same script. Finally, they fade completely, and you're alone in the expanse with the construction. With time, you feel something growing, a pinhole that eventually yawns into a deep ravine of longing. The construction languishes, though the expanse seems indifferent. . One night, in a dream, they appear: things that you clearly could not have conjured on your own. Not snowflakes. Not the self-similar forms of leaves. Not distant planets' erosion networks as viewed through telescopes. Not those things that are beautifully external but lack the signatures of consciousness. These things that appear are ugly and non-procedural: indecipherable transmissions bubbling up through static, faded messages floating in bottles, and charcoal handprints on cave walls. Evidence has reached you through time of unknown duration and distance of unknown magnitude, but stale evidence is still evidence. . Somewhere, across whatever barriers stand between, is an "other".
PackageMaintainer	Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	between
PackageSection	games
PackageVersion	6+dfsg1-4
SHA-1	E2CA6944A3BCC3CB861A898C384E6E28ADA296F5
SHA-256	0440921C0D8751ECEC9089C80971D4535512A4A24B8FF5D96BF6A662D2EB14DC