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Ray and the Guitar

by Rap4Life42o AKA Corey Hectus

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File size: 0.6 MB
Downloaded: 2,051 times
Graphics: 320x200, 16-bit color

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Operating System(s):

Windows

Game Genre:

Contemporary

Game Type:

Comedy

Story Type:

Original

Release Date:

25 Aug 2004

AGS Panel Rating:

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Player Rating:

Not enough votes yet

Play length:

MAGS game

Short game	Can be completed within 30 minutes
Medium length game	Takes at least 30 mins to finish
Full length game	As long as a Sierra / LucasArts classic
MAGS game	Monthly AGS competition entry
Non-adventure game	Using Adventure Game Studio for something else?!
Joke game	You know when it fits this category ;)
Demo	Unfinished games / commercial games
Training game	Games made just to try out AGS
Newly added games	Not yet categorised
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Content advisory:

None

Occasional, mild

Public Opinion

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About this game

You play as Ray Gunn, a rising guitarist who comes home early from work one day to play his guitar. He accidently trips and falls on it! When he plugs it in his amp, it doesn't seem to play. You need to help Ray get a new guitar! This is my first entry for MAGS ,August 2004 .

See the people who made this game and any other games they've worked on >>

R4L

Creator

R4L has worked on 3 other games: (see them >>)

4 people commented on this game (newest first):

Based on this being a MAGS entry I wasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised. Although the graphics aren't up to much overall the author has gone to the trouble of creating cutscenes to illustrate the plot and there are a handful of animations too.

It is still a MAGS game though, so the game is very short. It took me 5 to 10 minutes to play through the whole thing. There are a couple of puzzles to solve, and while they all make sense none of them are at all difficult.

The game gets a little rough right at the end, where it is clear what you need to do, but not how to do it. It feels like the author ran out of time on this section. I also came across a bug where one section has a puzzle that you are clearly supposed to solve, but the game does not actually stop you from proceeding if you don't.

Overall Ray and the Guitar is an okay game. If you're bored and looking for a quick and easy game you could do much worse.

2014-09-21 14:28:06 by OneDollar

Download's not working.

2007-06-10 19:13:02 by Ozwalled

Fixed the download.

2007-06-10 19:12:59 by Corey

very funny and very easy it took me 2 minuets to complete but brilliant for a competing entrie

2004-08-26 23:19:46 by mousemat

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