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Wow this was a really neat little game, lots of interesting touches!  I look forward to seeing the game continued (it had better be... you can't tease us with an ending like that and not expand on it!! )

Well done, terrific effort for your first game release and interesting use of the theme.

A version of Lure fixed for modern PCs is also available free when you sign up for an account with gog.com.

Never did complete it back on the ol' Atari ST, but had great fun trying.  Virtual Theatre was a really new and interesting technique back then, too.

Congrats on the new releases everyone and thanks for entering!  When I finally have a decent internet connection again, I'll try them all out.

PINKNESS RULES

@Dmitry - sure, buried in a flowerpot is still underground... just not under a lot of ground!

Darn... I know that skier looked familiar, would only have got it from the second screenie though.  Apparently there's a modern update / remake in the works... could be very interesting.

Spoiler

Can't remember all of it but the bamboo is pretty easily found, the burnt bamboo is a bit of a pixel hunts, the fuse can be taken from dead men's shoes, the sulphur I believe is in something in your permanent inventory, and the stones can be got using an item from your toolkit.

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Apologies if I've remembered it wrong!

Hmm... not one I played, but I remember a first-person adventure/RPG Zombie attack game coming out on the 16-bits... would that be it?  (Yes I realise I haven't named the game! )

@BSP - looking good!  Hoping you have a  style allegory in your storyline.
@HanaIndiana - Don't put yourself down, that screenshot looks quite nice.  Look forward to seeing what adventures our Moon Engineer has...
@Volcan - so, sunbathing on a snow planet and visiting Death who is now dressed in pink for some reason?  Nice!

No idea what it is, but it certainly looks interesting!

One step closer to that OSD game, jwalt!

OSD Extreme Turbo: The Cow of Destiny.

Hey, congrats on the release!

I have started working on something! Is it customary to share progress and such?

Yes, absolutely!  Screenshots, plot ideas, whatever.

I maybe have a tricky one here.

What about a game that isn't yet released (still in production, thus no release date), but has a demo done and was added to the database aimed to compete for the Best Demo award?

If the demo was released in 2013, it can compete for the Best Demo Award in 2013.  I may be missing something in your question if that's not the answer.

ah, in that case... the New Year?

A vote!  A vote!  How exciting.

Flatulence!

[Pink Socks]

That means... it would be VIABLE to make a game about the colour pink going underground during the cold war so that Chuck Norris doesn't find it, desperately trying to make a safe outpost down there?

More than viable!  Do it, I say!

BTW you get bonus points if your game features the all-important inventory item Pink Socks

I can say without any prejudice that this is THE MOST AWESOMMMEST MAGS THEME EVA!

Now this is a bargain if ever there was one... (offer ends in just under 31 hours of this being posted)
http://store.steampowered.com/app/220090/

Can I ask a stupid question?  What's the difference between "Best Game" and "Best Gameplay"?