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Uziel: Thanks! Feels really good to hear that you enjoyed it!

Obko:
first:

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Did you notice where the ringing came from?

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more help:

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Peter doesn't want to touch the pile of beer with his hands. Could you use something else?

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and even more:

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Perhaps there's something in the pantry you could use?

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Uziel: Is there perhaps a door you haven't opened?

Snake:
Thanks! Hope you keep enjoying it!

Sunny Penguin: Hope you have fun with it! Just heed Tramponlines advice!

Thank you very much, both Tabata and Tramponline! I'm very glad you enjoyed it!

Tabata: Sorry it crashed! If you remember, could you please pm the circumstances of the crash so I could resolve it?

Thanks again for your kind words!

Thanks Problem and Stupot+!
Just send me a pm or perhaps better, start a hints thread if you're still stuck.

Thanks Tabata!

You will be suprised to find they're very roomy.
Hope you're enjoying the game!

/Lasca

[Featuring:]

SOG games proudly presents:



Peter wakes up in an unknown IKEA bed. Where the **** is he? Where's his ******* clothes?
And why does his mouth taste like ******* pavement mixed with tuesdays carbonara?
Find out, and get out, in 'What the **** happened!?'

Featuring:
640 x 400 resolution!
6 rooms, in colour!
Absolutly GREAT soundtrack by Problem!
Almost male nudity!
Unnecessarily foul language!
Combining of two or more items for completing puzzles!
Story with elements and dramaturgy previously seen in several films of varied quality!

DOWNLOAD HERE

Problem's soundtrack

A Let's Play of it, by Marshall Dyer (if you don't feel like doing it yourself)


Authors note (How unorthodox!):

This makes me proud.
This game has taught me coding. It has taught me animating. And most importantly,
it has taught me the pleasure of crating 2 dimensional images, both digitally and on paper,
and it's now something I do everyday, as often as I can. The power of computer games my friends!
This game more or less follows my evolution. It gets only better and better the more you play it!
It's a real thrill to finally release this game, but it actually does not compare to the thrill,
joy and satisfaction of creating it. But I guess that is the nature of creation.
Finishing it feels like saying goodbye to it.
This is a great forum, with a bunch of great people roaming it, and I hope you will enjoy this
game. Please, feel free to share any criticism, opinions, thoughts, or whatever with me.
However, I beg of you, with the words of Yeats:
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.

/Lasca

Great idea! And looks great! Good luck and Iäm looking forward to playing it!

Looks like it could be really fun this one! Maybe it's intentional, but debug mode is still enabled.

Update 1/1.14
Got all the help I need! Thanks!
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I could really use a couple of testers for this game: http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=47100.0


If you have previous experience of testing it would be preferable, but any help is welcome! Send me a pm and we'll work the rest out.
/Lasca

So, updated and made a testing assistance request!

GTA 1 & 2. Was straight top down, no?

This is where i ended up, if there's any interest.
Thanks again Khris for the input.



/Lasca

YEah your right. A bit too much forehead. Thanks!

Hey guys!
Im working on this picture as a christmas present for a friend. It's her face and Trinitys (from the Matrix) clothes. Anyways, I was never very good with faces, and I'm wondering about the proportions, and something about it feels a bit strange, so perhaps you could give me som input before I put any ink on it. Thanks!



/Lasca

This looks absolutely gorgeous! Very impressive!

I think you should work some on the windows. Windows usually show whats inside (which usually isn't all blue ) or reflect whats outside, or both, depending on light from inside and outside.

Looks really nice! Good luck and keep on keeping on!

Thanks for the input Denture Alley! I'll take a look at that button!

Thanks guys! Did a rework, and think it looks a bit better. Perhaps not perfect, but good enough.
Although I believe I have mastered the concepts of one-point and two-point perspective, this is the first time i draw anything in three-point. And I might have missunderstood a bit. So Eric, yeah, your probably right!
Thanks again for your help!