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(Stupot is going to the circle of hell reserved for those who make comedy guesses.)

Oh yes, he deserves that

Aconcagua?

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the picture has two hot spots if I remember correctly. The bunny for the starting level and the rose for the red level with the spider.

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and then there is a third portal through the diary but that leads somewhere else.

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I'm in the dream with the pictures and the organs but I'm stuck. I have the baited trap and the nail.

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You have to find a not so nice way to get the pendulum out of that strange mouth

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maybe you can cook something up...

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...that makes him spit it out

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Tomb Raider 1 or 2?

Did the wife made a note or leave some other evidence on the wood?

Solution: The wife made a note or left some other evidence on the wood, that could be incriminating for the husband, has then been killed and while the husband buried her in the woods the shed owner lumbered the wood and put it into his shed. Then the husband went to the shed and set it on fire to destroy the last evidence.

nah. It's not very popular and for sure not for those fans of the franchise it is a part of. Like the weird little 3rd grade cousin in the family

zapped away program of

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Tyrant?

Babylon?

Did the man know that he strangled her?
Did he intend to burn the shed?
Has the shed been in possession of one of them?

End of Watch?

["Ooh, that's a bingo! Is that the way you say it? 'That's a bingo'?"]

Well, call me a big oldz cheaty cheater, but seeing as Quintaros still isn't taking his go and Kumpel isn't giving any more clues on his, I cheated. The quote is from Kingsman: The Secret Service. Really fun movie, but I'd somehow forgotten that line.

Here's a new one, if no one minds: "You don't get to get sucked up into heaven 'cause you were being petty. Tom Petty."

I do! And "This is the End" of our conversation.


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"Ooh, that's a bingo! Is that the way you say it? 'That's a bingo'?"

Another one may be a psychological trick that is working based on the communication science term "Priming", which is basically a way to manipulate a person into thinking about something by inducing this very thought beforehand (like what the character Cub did in the movie Inception). E.g. if you wanna implement a very complex puzzle in your game but are not sure how to let the player get to the significant idea for the solution on him/herself, you can implement some little trigger - a little background animation, a dialogue line or even more abstract ways - which is making you think about a certain process. Later on in the best case the effect will make the player thinking of a solution, whereby they are not aware that they only got it because they have been primed. An exceptional game using exactly that technique is "The Witness" by Jonathan Blow. But you can find it also in the Myst series.

Frodo ist absolutely right. It's that game with a ridiculously long intro... I just played it on an online emulator. I am excited how far I will get.

No friggin big sand worm monsters in this one, I am afraid.

There are not that many 3D horror adventures

You're joking, right?

Oh boy. One should not post things with a serious headache and being nearly asleep through a big load of painkillers.