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Don't Sh*t Your Pants

A text-based survival horror game

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onemorelevel.com/game/dont_sh-t_your_pants

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Launched in 2015 View 3 launches

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Don't Sh*t Your Pants: A text-based survival horror game | Product Hunt

This is the 3rd launch from Don't Sh*t Your Pants. View more

Level

Simple benefits for companies and their employees.

Level is a modern dental plan offered by employers. We take the guesswork out of your benefits so you can get the dental care you need.

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Health & Fitness•Tech

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What do you think? …

Ryan Hoover

Product Hunt

We've seen a ton of employer benefits startups emerge lately, including Zestful, Cherry, and The Perk. Curious why that is (or maybe I'm just noticing them more often).

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6yr ago