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About the StoryA challenge to go through all 48 US states without hitting any one twice! Game Details
Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: May 1, 2012 Current Version: 2 License: Freeware Development System: Inform 7 Forgiveness Rating: Tough IFID: EBB481B7-B422-4B7B-9419-DCCBE6DFC308 TUID: k1y9t9tm02vl1s |
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I recently showed this game to my nine-year-old son. He had a lot of fun with it, spending a couple of hours playing it over a few nights. He even went so far as to ask me to print out some maps of the U.S. so that he could practice finding routes from state to state.
Overall, my son really enjoyed the game, and it increased his knowledge of U.S. geography. A win.
I wouldn't really call this "interactive fiction," although it is parser-based. It's more of a text-based mini-game. Thus I don't feel I should give it a star rating.
Mrs. Crabtree's Geography Class on IFDB
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The following polls include votes for Mrs. Crabtree's Geography Class:One City or State or Country per Room by Andrew Schultz
I'm interested in works where you have one city or state or country (or city-state) per room. David Welbourn noted that this may apply to a significant sub-area of a work, too, and in this case I'd like to allow Greg Boettcher's Nothing...
Microparsers by Tabitha / alyshkalia
The discussion in this thread, from which I've borrowed the term "microparser" (thanks Pinkunz!), led me to want to collect small parser games. I'm thinking of ones that fit what's described in the thread--generally taking less than 30...
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