Noisy Mountain - Full Version - Now also in English!!!

[ggp]

Alt+Ctrl+End, just wondered if there was an actual quit option. Thanks.

[Fightmeyer]

Theres no read me in the english version. How do i quit the game please, and also it says i have a location map ? How do i view that ?

thats right! From nearly every location, you can use the scape button, to return to the main screen. Then click on Ende end you will quit the game.
The Map, you can see, when you leave an location. On the map you can chose other locations to go to.

Would be nice, if someone could answer my questions i asked yesterday.

[Rui 'Trovatore' Pires]

ggp - In the future, you can end most AGS games with Alt-X. Though it's not reccomended unless the maker actually forgot to include a "quit" option.

[ManicMatt]

Hmm I use that Alt-X when testing my game and I've fudged it up and can't quit. (IE: stuck in a conversation)

Why isn't it reccomended?

[ManicMatt]

Okay just finished the game! (Man I'm on here too often since my disc drive got sent away for repairs..)

Who wrote the instrumental of the NIN song "hurt"?

I enjoyed the game. Missed having characters to talk to though. And.. not really understanding the point of the story. Well, maybe I do, but I won't write it here.

Nice enough graphics, attention to detail and puzzles were... were...

the push the key out of the door puzzle? The magnet through sewer grating puzzle? Why man WHY??? I'm hardly ruining the puzzles here when they are cliched. Other puzzles were good though. I just don't understand why you used two overused puzzles that anyone who has played adventure games before can easily solve.

I give it.. 7 out of ten!

(Keep in mind I'm a real tough critic!)

[Rui 'Trovatore' Pires]

Why isn't it reccomended?

You never know if the author didn't include any extra code for when you press the "quit" button. Also, suppose you do it during a mini-game and the author made AGS write something to an external file, or something, which would get changed when you quit the mini-game, but you didn't do it the way you should...

...basically, it's better looked at as an emergency exit, not a shortcut exit (which reminds me, Alt-F4 might work as well).