MetaQuest: Who's the Hero, Anyway?

In a world where characters are aware they're in a text-based game, you play as 'Hero McAwareness', a self-proclaimed hero who battles against clichés and clichés’ enforcers—the Stereotypical Villains. You will traverse various narrative realms that mock traditional fantasy tropes, engage in witty dialogue with NPCs who can break the fourth wall, and collect quirky items that playfully subvert typical gameplay mechanics. Players can choose to rewrite parts of the story, alter character motivations, or even flip the script on expected outcomes, leading to multiple hilariously unexpected endings. Can you redefine what it means to be a 'hero' and save the game from ultimate cliché doom?