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3 people found the following review helpful:
A tedious game about getting ready for bed, April 19, 2016This game has a well-simulated house. The writing has many typos and grammar errors. You have to go pee, eat food, play with your hamster, and follow various other urgent needs.
This gets tedious eventually. The puzzles are unnecessarily fiddly in many places.
This game came in the bottom half of the ifcomp the year it came out.
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4 people found the following review helpful:
A Coding Exercise, April 14, 2013The title made me suspect that this is Yet Another Apartment or House Game.
Then I thought that perhaps the author was playing a Deep Game. Perhaps the author was trying to lure me in. "Mwuhahahaha! I will make 'em all think this is a crappy apartment or house game when in fact it is anything BUT that!" cackled the anonymous author. Yes, perhaps I was just a pawn, falling into anonymous' trap...
What's this? (Spoiler - click to show)Then I started getting persistent and uncapitalized messages about how I really need to unlock my house before i wet my pants?
Yes, this author was playing a very Deep Game.
>unlock door with copper key
You unlock the front door.
gotta go! gotta go!
>pee self
That's not a verb I recognize.
>urinate
That's not a verb I recognize.
>relax
That's not a verb I recognize.
>release urinary sphincter
That's not a verb I recognize.
So, ultimately, this really is just a crappy apartment game, albeit with a twist.
It would really be great if people would stop entering coding exercises into the IF Comp.
- DJ (Olalla, Washington), February 13, 2013
- stadtgorilla (Munich, Germany), April 17, 2012
- Hannes, November 15, 2011
- Wade Clarke (Sydney, Australia), September 15, 2011
- Sam Kabo Ashwell (Seattle), July 24, 2011
- Ben Cressey (Seattle, WA), April 16, 2011
- JohnW (Brno, Czech Republic), March 16, 2011
- Bernie (Fredericksburg, VA), December 19, 2010
- Kevin Jackson-Mead (Boston), November 27, 2010
- Wendymoon, November 18, 2010
- Mr. Patient (Saint Paul, Minn.), November 16, 2010
- Nusco (Bologna, Italy), November 16, 2010
- Mark Jones (Los Angeles, California), November 16, 2010
- perching path (near Philadelphia, PA, US), November 13, 2010
- Rhian Moss (UK), November 7, 2010
- Karl Ove Hufthammer (Bergen, Norway), November 2, 2010
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14 people found the following review helpful:
Plain, sugar-free, no-fat, whipped-creamless, slice of life., October 20, 2010OK, so really it's more of a programming test. You get home, you have to do some things, then shut down your house for the night before you go to bed.
Now, I haven't programmed my own IF game, but I've dabbled in it a few times and, you know, I've got to give Anonymous credit for finishing and releasing this thing.
It's competent. The parser replies aren't *too* snarky, there are "reminder" texts that occur to help keep you on-track and towards your goal. There's even a cute hamster.
My main complaint was that, in order to solve (Spoiler - click to show)"taking out the trash", you had to go to a section that is (to my memory) never mentioned in any other room's description. I mean, I searched for that (Spoiler - click to show)trash can for over 20 minutes, and I don't even think there are 5 rooms in the entire house. It was a very annoying problem that could have been fixed with just one line of description.
So it's probably not a game most need to play.
But I still want to give the author kudos. Kudos for producing this. You did it! You finished a whole game.
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