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Good guess, but no. 

Nobody?   

Maybe another screenshot would help. 

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Someone's having a tantrum.   

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Nope 

It seems an acceptable translation of La piel que habito. 

Otherwise known as The Skin I Live In   





I saw this film recently, and loved it.   


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The Layer Of Tissue I Reside Within?   

He has such amazing eyes - so intense!   

I've been keeping my eye on this one - downloading it now.   

Congratulations on the release.   

I believe it's your turn Ian?   

Ok, here's the solution :

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Buckethead?   

Yep, it's Link.  Love that film!     Was watching again the other day, so it was still in my mind for this. 

Beware of killer chimps. 


"Always forgive them.  No matter what they do."   

A classic.   

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A browser that allows you to use the internet, is completely different from a 3rd party client that restricts access to games.  And restricting access makes it DRM.  So no, itch.io is not DRM. 

The likes of itch.io, GOG, Fireflower Games, and even Direct Download, let you just download the game... and that's it.  You're off. 
You're not forced to jump through hoops, just to download and install something. 

If you like steam and DRM, that's your choice.  But it's petty to dismiss someone for not liking DRM. 

No, Steam is not DRM, and you saying so makes me think you don't actually know what DRM actually means. By your logic, itch.io would be DRM too, because you have to use a 3rd party application (i.e., a web browser such as Firefox or Chrome or Safari) to download their games. Having to install a client to download something is not DRM; preventing you from copying that thing you downloaded is.

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Steam IS DRM.  I can't even access your game to download it or install it, without being forced to install an annoying 3rd party client.  And games shouldn't be locked behind a client. 

Can we please kill the misconception that Steam = DRM? Games on Steam only have DRM if the developer chooses to implement it (and I'm not even sure how/if you could do it for AGS). We released our game on Steam just yesterday, and it's completely DRM-free. You can copy the folder, move it somewhere else in your hard drive, or to another computer, and it will play perfectly without the client.

That's a shame.   

Like I said, the game looks brilliant.  But since I don't support DRM, I won't be buying it from steam.

But I'll gladly give you my money when it's DRM-free. 

But... only steam?   
Any plans for a DRM-free release, so we're not forced to use the steam client?

For now, yes, and it will probably be so during its promotion.
Later on I will look at the issue of taking it to more platforms because the issue of giving options is something that interests me a lot.

The game looks brilliant.   I get a strong Indy Jones & Fate Of Atlantis vibe from it.   

But... only steam?   
Any plans for a DRM-free release, so we're not forced to use the steam client? 
Maybe itch.io, or FireFlower Games?  They're both DRM-free.

Laura Hunt.
You got it, it is indeed The Good Place.  Your turn now.   
Love the character of Janet.   


Cassie, hadn't thought about it before, but you're right.  It would be brilliant for a P & C game   

Want some yogurt?   

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I recognise a young Gina Torres. 

A quick look online brings up Cleopatra 2525.   

That's it.  One of the most bizarre games I've ever seen!   

Your turn.   

Microtime's Animal

Nope.  Nope.  Annnnndddddd.... Nope!   


The local night club

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