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If you got "Unknown login", look at the login example: Name first, tag number second (without "-")

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Chen 1140108

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If it says "Wrong Password", remember Parker's notes. Chen's password is her tag number (again without "-") and an additional magazine title.

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Should be: 1140108oilystallions

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It's a well known back, but not Kurt Russell's.

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1st: JimReed
2nd: Bohnito
3rd: Mokho

Looks like "Unforgiven".

[Life Ain't Easy These Days - Fortune Telling in Modern Times]

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Also known as "Life Without Perspective", because it went out of the window. Still standing in the rain and waiting for it's rescue, the poor thing.
Sadly the lighting is a mess, but I've spent too much time on this already.

Despite its flaws I'm quite happy with this picture. This is my very first background. Gained a lot of experience - and a few gray hairs as well.

[right now!]

(I, err, got carried away a bit. Sorry about that. )



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Edit: I can't type. *sigh* If I missed a typo, please push me gently into the right direction or just look the other way. ^^

Do you want the full package or will back OR front be enough? (If you want both: Curse you, villain! )


Oh, and it seems I've gotten ahead of myself. Are you okay with a coloured outline? If not, I might have to change it back. (Note to self: read rules first )

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Shouldn't voting be the easy thing? Blimey! There are so many great entries! I feel slightly nostalgic right now ...


My votes are:

1
5
6   (can't say no to synth pop)

I always get excited when you release a new game. All of them are wonderful in their own way, and this one certainly doesn't disappoint.


Blind to Siberia is quite different from your last game. It's probably safe to say that it's quite different from most games.
It's up to the player to make any sense of what's going on. I came surprisingly close to your explanations, so it's hard to say if it would work otherwise. But with gaps the size of Gibraltar (not necessarily a bad thing!) it should be possible to get to another, very different conclusion.

I like the fact that the game is open to many interpretations. It made for an interesting ride, for sure. The minimalistic art style fits very well, so does the music. The last track is lovely.


I am really looking forward to your next games!


(I feel slightly guilty about not reviewing IAMJASON and Aractaur, because I love them to bits. But I'm sure that one day, when I've overcome my laziness, I will do so. Probably. )

Have you ever played a student? Yes? What about a greek god? You did, didn't you? But did you ever play a student who is a greek god? No? In that case, welcome to Somnamulizer! You will never look at ancient gods the same way ...


This is great. I like the humour. And the artwork. Your animations are wonderful, too. I especially love the one of Hypnos going down into the underworld lab. The puzzles are also great (outstanding even compared to most of the AdventureJam entries). Had me thinking for a while.

The sounds of the telly are a bit too loud for my liking. But that's just a minor complaint. At least I didn't miss Wilhelm that way.

I hope that you're going to add some more content in the future. I'd really like to see another dream sequence. Manipulating someone's mind is quite an interesting talent.


Somnamulizer is a funny game. It's still rough around the edges, yes, but don't let this put you off. There are no gamebreaking bugs (not for me, anyway) and it's already looking good, even with some broken animations and two major puzzles missing.

• I don't know how to write feature lists

That's not true, actually. Your feature list is hilarious! If I hadn't played Somnamulizer yet, I would've been thoroughly tempted.

I like your 'gorgeous hand-painted' backgrounds a lot. Great art style. The puzzles are fun and way better than in Hen Man. No more pixelhunting, yay!
The music fits the theme very well. It really, really, REALLY becomes quite, err, distracting after a while, though.


Neat little game. It's the perfect size for a short break. (That is, if you don't want to take a nap instead, of course.)

I really, really can't believe, that I'm doing this. Lurking is so much easier.
But this is such a great theme. I love the 80s. (The music and the films, that is. Not the fashion. Definitely not the fashon. It was awful.)

Since I can't draw anything beside geometric shapes, it's not exactley creative. But it does scream shameless ripp-off 80s. Or arcade, at least.


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