Really amazing cripes. Tricky but i really enjoyed it! Very beautiful!
I'd love to include this in the puzzlescript gallery. My own prerequisite for gallery games is that they make their source code available (so that other people can learn from it). If you add a link here I'll add it post haste. But, ah, regardless, am, super super super super game. I feel smort!
I made a personal note of how much I liked this game in may, but never posted here saying that I really liked it!
I'd love to add this to the puzzlescript gallery, but one of the things I request of all people i put up there is that they make the source code available (so that people who are new to puzzlescript can see how the magic was made :) ) - just a link on your page to some source would do the trick. But either way, really good stuff!
When I played this ages ago and commented I was really impressed, but I forgot to ask if it would be ok to include in the official puzzlescript gallery? (the only thing i would request of you is that the source code be linked here, so that people who are new to puzzlescript can learn from you - but either way this is super nice!)
Really enjoyed this. I didn't think i was going to, but I got sucked in.
I'd love to include it in the puzzlescript gallery - but there's one thing puzzlescript games in the gallery all need is accessible source code for people checking out puzzlescript who want to understand how all these games work. Great work (as so often!) regardless, but if you do add a link then I'd be happy to feature it :)
really good! i had a lot of fun with yer springs and their most charming behaviours.
I'd love to add this to the puzzlescript gallery, but one of the things I request of all people i put up there is that they make the source code available (so that people who are new to puzzlescript can see how the magic was made :) ) - just a link here would do the trick. But regardless - very charmign game!
@Yaryhus I think you need to publish the page? "This game has been restricted by the author and can not be downloaded. The owner of the page must give permission to those they wish to access the page."
"The Dublin gentlemen said that no Gaelic dance was as Gaelic as the Long Dance, that it was Gaelic according to its length and truly Gaelic whenever it was truly long. Whatever the length of time needed for the longest Long Dance, it is certain that it was trivial in comparison with the task we had in Corkadoragha on that day. The dance continued until the dancers drove their lives out through the soles of their feet and eight died during the course of the feis [music competition]. Due to both the fatigue caused by the revels and the truly Gaelic famine that was ours always, they could not be succoured when they fell on the rocky dancing floor and, upon my soul, short was their tarrying on this particular area because they wended their way to eternity without more ado." from The Poor Mouth by Flann O'Brien.
