Part 2 Walkthrough/Transcript (or pastebin). 
Part 1 Walkthrough/Transcript (or pastebin). Kickstarter backers who pledged $50 or more got early beta testing access to the second and third parts. Instead, regular updates were posted in between the release of each part of the game. Also like Myststuck, the three parts were intended to be released back-to-back, but delays related to Hiveswap's Kickstarter campaign prevented that from happening. This game, like Myststuck, was divided into three parts for filesize reasons. (In Part 2 the feature is seemingly broken, as the icon has changed to that of a smashed dream bubble.) You are also given the option to "love" or "hate" a conversation, but this does nothing but light the symbols. The game largely parodies the microblogging website Tumblr, as Meenah and others often leave tags (beginning with the hash #) like Tumblr users, and in Part 1 after each conversation you are given the option of "rebubbling" it, with general Bubblr community responding randomly to each rebubble. 
In this game, you play as Meenah as she explores a dream bubble to talk to other characters, finds her other friends and rallies an army against L ord English. They are the first pages to employ the HTML5-based Sburb game engine, which Andrew notes is "more robust in some ways, but will have some issues with less common browsers".
#Dick flash nightclub part 1 series#
Openbound is a series of interactive games, titled in Homestuck as ACT 6 INTERMISSION 3, =>, and =>, that are spread throughout Act 6 Intermission 3 of Homestuck. Meenah observing the destruction caused by Lord English.
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