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Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: January 17, 2015 Current Version: 1 License: Freeware Development System: Inform 7 Forgiveness Rating: Nasty IFID: 98C7D0DA-8F33-11E4-A33E-B870F47911A8 TUID: hqpn4eyj3twe5dn3 |
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Needs a tester, January 18, 2015by Harry Coburn (Atlanta, GA)
Unfortunately, I could not get very far into this game due to some poor verb implementations. This game could really use some thorough going-over by a beta tester or two. I got stopped cold by the bartender puzzle: (Spoiler - click to show)I had the crumpled ten-dollar bill from kicking the dog and entered the bar. I knew I couldn't pay for a martini by using my card from previous tries. I sat at the stool and tried "order martini". The bartender ask for payment. The following commands all failed:
pay bartender
pay bartender with bill
pay bartender with ten-dollar bill
show bartender the ten-dollar bill
give bartender the ten-dollar bill
give the ten-dollar bill to bartender
pay for martini
pay for martini with ten-dollar bill
put bill on bar (it gets put on the bar, if you're not carrying the straw, but the bartender ignores it.)
There are also disambiguation errors, door troubles, and missing descriptions. I'm interested in playing more, since it's fun to play villains sometimes. However, the game is getting in the way of the story.
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A Return to Classic IF in Modern Ironic Style, January 19, 2015by Daemon Pyrate ( Optional. For example, "San Diego, California," "Barcelona, Spain")
This game has scoring and the same sadistic humor I loved in the old games. This one, though, has heavy irony and (thank God!) the UNDO command. If you don't like twisted humor or you don't like The Onion, don't bother with this. Everything in this game is ironic. There's a hilariously twisted ending for people who get to the end (the real end). It's a fairly easy game for people who get it (just like Catch-22 was a great novel for people who got it). The only tough part is getting all the points without using the hints at the end.
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