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Waiting For The Light |
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pi4t Mon Oct 5 18:45:32 2009 |
You can't see waiting for the light's note sheet...I don't suppose anyone's seen it? |
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Kieran Mon Oct 5 19:21:00 2009 |
All you need for the note sheet is a scrap of paper anyway. |
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pi4t Sun Oct 11 14:09:39 2009 |
The notesheet in waiting still isn't there :) |
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Kieran Wed Oct 14 19:47:43 2009 |
"The notesheet in waiting still isn't there :)" The notesheet is meant to be just blank. |
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ffproject Thu Jan 7 18:35:03 2010 |
Waiting For The Light Kieran Coghlan's Windhammer Merit Award winning gamebook has now been added both for online play and to the Downloads page. |
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Duck Mon Jan 11 19:16:46 2010 |
Waiting For The Light is stunning. I can see why it's award winning. Nice work. |
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Kieran Wed Jan 13 20:16:31 2010 |
Thanks for your compliments Duck and duffmeister :) |
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Ibrahim Sun Jan 17 10:46:59 2010 |
Hi Everyone. Its been a while since I posted to this guestbook, but I've some questions regarding waiting for the light. First and formost, what exactly is the object of the game? I take it from various endings I've reached its to escape some facility, but what exactly? The introduction tells you practically nothing. Also, how is it possible to determine whether you've reached the best conclusion to an individual section? Without any aim or objective, its really hard to decide what's right and wrong here. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Ulysses Sun Jan 17 13:02:14 2010 |
One of the things I liked most about Waiting for the Light was that lack of mission. Instead it was like emerging from darkness into light, everything being new and mysterious, knowing nothing except having a vague sense of who you are. |
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Aiken Mon Jan 18 10:31:00 2010 |
I enjoyed Waiting for the Light a great deal. Here are my thoughts on what it all means:
SPOILER
So there you go. I thought it was an elegant and interesting composition, that reminded me a little of Adam Cadre's Photopia. Nice work! |
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Kieran Tue Jan 19 21:26:51 2010 |
Aiken: Very interesting to read your views on Waiting for the Light and you're not a million miles away. The Douglas Adams thing is particularly interesting as it was completely unintentional on my part - spooky. Ibrahim: It's not really clear what actions are right in each scenario. What seems "right" in the mini-scenario may not be "right" for the adventure as a whole. It might be a bit easier to work out the correct solution if you play the downloadable version instead of the online one as you'll be better able to see the mechanics of it. |
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Jasper Sun May 30 07:03:09 2010 |
Hey, I was wondering if the book "Waiting for the Light" was based on Erikson's stages of psychological development. I'm probably seeing things but it seems like the decisions you have to make are each mimicing a stage of Erikson's theory and the outcome is a hypothetical representation of a person based on the side of Erikson's stage you land on. I just want to know in case I'm putting way too much thought into it...or if it's supposed to be obvious and I'm asking stupid questions. Also, I don't think that I spoiled anything with my question. |
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Kieran Sat Jun 5 16:19:51 2010 |
Jasper - It isn't based on Erikson's work, though it is based on the work of a different psychologist (the quiz section has a clue to which one) so you're not putting too much thought into it. |
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Jason SW Mon Sep 12 00:56:50 2011 |
Hi, I really enjoy all of the gamebooks on this site. One of my newest favorites is Waiting for the Light. I especially love the game show part. It's pretty funny. Great job, everybody! I really hope that more gamebooks can be added to the site as fully playable, as that's the easiest way for me to play them. I am also visually impaired, and I really enjoy being able to play them right on the site. Thanks! |
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surendd@8702 Fri Jul 27 20:05:19 2012 |
Hello.. the Waiting For The Light was something different... I know the end has to do something with the Pink Light. i've played it 5 times,but still loosing... any suggestions? |
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C-Star Sat Jul 28 14:37:31 2012 |
I could never do that one either :-( Even though none of my choices were "obviously" wrong. For some help you could download the text version, read it and see if you can find out your mistake that way. It's what I did with Contractual Obligation. Sorry I can't be of more help. Maybe someone else can give a better answer than me? |
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Glen Sun Jul 29 17:33:29 2012 |
@surendd@8702 Here is a hint which should help a lot.
SPOILER
If you need to know exactly what to do, then just write again. |
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Glen Sun Jul 29 20:14:55 2012 |
@surendd@8702 My memory was a bit off. Hint:
SPOILER
Let me know if you're still stuck. |
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Yurio Sun Dec 9 21:01:25 2012 |
Damn waiting for the light is so creepy did u ever beat the game and can you tell me how? |
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ben Wed Dec 18 16:15:26 2013 
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very strange |
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