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I'm the same as Danvzare, I have a vague idea but I'm just too busy at the moment to get anything done. Sorry, everyone.

Wow! Great work, Anas!

I've just had a quick go with the demo and it works fine for me on Windows 10.

Uhm... I either played too little games or I'm devoid of such feelings in games... can't remember of a single one.

I'm glad I'm not the only one!

This looks amazing!

Have a good time, Mandle!

Big congratulations on the Lifetime Achievement award, Slasher!

Happy BIrthday AnasAbdin! I hope you have an awesome day!

Congratulations, everyone!

Congratulations to all of the winners! And a huge thank you to everyone involved in hosting the ceremony!

Special congrats to Slasher for the lifetime achievement award! That was really well deserved.

Not to mention the dog with they keys from MI2, which is ripped directly from the ride.

Are you in Washington?

What is the last thing you remember before calling this number?

I love that dragon in the corner, it looks so cheerful!

I agree with Cassie. I'd prefer to have a room with a few things that the character can look at, as long as they don't distract too much from the important hotspots or items. If I only had one hotspot/object in a room then, unless there was a specific reason for it, I would question whether a whole new room was needed and if could I place that hotspot/object somewhere else.

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Kumpel:

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Ask Siri about the walrus.

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Concept: Glenjamin
Playability: Cassiebsg
Artistic Execution: Matti

[White Bear Beauty Chlorinde and the Paranormal Parrot]

I've completed them all now, so here is my feedback:

White Bear Beauty Chlorinde and the Paranormal Parrot by DBoyWheeler

This was a nice idea for a game but, as Shadow1000 mentioned, there aren't really any puzzles, just walking around the house until you find the items you need. Also, I found that the default walk speed was very slow and had to speed it up a lot in settings. The parrot companion was a good character, though!

Wilfred:2088 by HanaIndiana

I love the look of this game and the idea is very original. The puzzles are good and completely logical, the main characters really come to life, despite neither of them being human, and the voice acting was great! Really good job!

A Martyr of Time by Mandle

This game drew me in from the very beginning. It took a short while to figure out what I could do, and how, and I got a bit stuck towards the end, but overall I really enjoyed the game. I just wish it was longer! I'm glad you're working on a full version!

Finger of Suspicion by Slasher

I really like the concept of this game. I think there are a few kinks to be ironed out, like the fact that after a while I was pretty sure I knew who the murderer was but couldn't accuse them because I hadn't found all of the keywords. I'm not really sure what exactly triggered the final accusation screen, either. Overall, though, the idea is really good and I think could be expanded upon to make a really decent game.

All of the games were very individual this month, but one of them really stood out for me so my vote goes to:

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Wilfred:2088! A Martyr of Time comes a close second for me, because of it's intriguing story and interesting puzzles, but there just wasn't quite enough of it in the end.

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Thanks, Shadow, I've completed it now!

I'll write down my thoughts once I've finished all the games.

@Shadow1000

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Yes, if I use the keypad it takes me to 1980, before my apartment was built, and I end up falling. I'm sure I've missed something, but I can't work out what it is.

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