Pretty good!
I have a point-and-click game idea that is somewhat similiar to this. Perhaps one major thing that is similiar is the mini-games. Other than that, it is a complex puzzler, but not too complicated like Myst, action based with context sensitive features, and voice acting. It sounds a lot to a programmer, but I am dedicated for some challenges. Your game is great for a short time. If only these games have more depth or replay value. Quite a challenge for you and me, lol!
Thanks. The aim of this was just to be something small and simple which could hold someones attention for a breif period of time, I guess it worked.
Something New for Once
This looks really nice and is inventive in terms of gameplay. The sound is a little off, but it's not that important.
I had a little trouble with a couple of the buttons and prompts, including the quit function. The only other big prblem is the reward is a little lacking. It's a nice short game that looks really wonderful and has excellent presentation values, but the details bring it down a couple of notches.
The button for quitting would have worked or rather should have worked, but for some reason the type of function I was trying to use was blocked on NG.
Most people also find the reward to be hilarious, I know I did/ still do.
Thanks for the postive review.
very good job
a very god game its on my favorites
Thanks, I spent a fair amount of time into this all up. I'm glad it paid off.
An Enjoyable Experience
I always liked games like this. Loads of fun. A bit too easy and I'd like to see more to it(Maybe add more rooms, equaling more code numbers, etc.) but otherwise I can't think of many improvments. The game had good graphics and I liked the little mini-games. Good job you two, and kerep it up!
Haha, thanks. This was just a little school project, I didn't want to make it any bigger because I was a time line and didn't want to dedicate all my spare time to doing this.
Not bad
Not bad. One bug: when you try to leave, it asks you if you are sure and the [yes] button does not do anything. So, technically you cant leave!
This was actually made to run straight off the file not embedded in a webpage, so I had to change some things, I thought I had fixed it. Turns out NG doesn't allow the running of JS commands.
Thanks for finding that.