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Amir Thu Dec 3 04:49:27 2015 Golem Gauntlet |
Minor correction:
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| Fixed. Thanks, Amir. |
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Jordan Thu Dec 3 01:38:57 2015 Tales From The Bird Islands 
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Curious to know if Hummingbird was completed. Escaped after talking to mud girl. Also if someone could help me with Sleeping dragon at Silouette that would rock. I'm stumped. :P |
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Owen Harries Wed Dec 2 21:34:35 2015 Golem Gauntlet 
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A refreshing FF change. Did it take long to create this? |
| As far as the online adaptation went, no, not really. It's fairly short, doesn't have any complicated permutations and didn't need any corrections (although it looks like Amir has since found one). I don't know how long it took to write originally. |
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Shubhanshu Kumar Mon Nov 30 09:03:18 2015 A Shadow In The North |
Died again... Round 3! |
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Shubhanshu Kumar Mon Nov 30 08:50:51 2015 A Shadow In The North
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Pretty cool. I really enjoyed the descriptions of the first town. Died pretty early. Time for round 2! |
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rchou Mon Nov 30 06:54:45 2015 Planet Of The Spiders |
although having said that
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rchou Sun Nov 29 19:41:11 2015 Planet Of The Spiders |
never mind... lol I just figured it out |
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rchou Sun Nov 29 17:35:39 2015 Planet Of The Spiders |
wait, seriously? but then how do you
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Tammy Sun Nov 29 06:24:15 2015 Reading Club |
Robert, I think I've gone crossed-eyed... I've just finished Mary Reilly by Valerie Martin. An easy read and not so much ruggedness like in the movie as hoped. |
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Federico Sun Nov 29 02:09:28 2015 A Shadow In The North
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Great work. Unlike most gamebooks where choices as simple as to look at something or enter a shop denies the player all the other options, A Shadow In The North allows you to check everything. However, it falls a little short in content maybe, but that's like asking more of a short movie or book. Anyway, this is an example of good gamebooks. Cheers. |
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Robert Douglas Sun Nov 29 01:10:58 2015 Reading Club |
Oh dear, oh dear! Seems I'm the first person to make a recommendation - very well.... 'The Man in the High Castle' is an alternative history novel set in the year 1962 and a dystopia in which the Allied powers lost the second world war. Most of globe, including the United States, has been divided between the Japanese and the Nazis. A Cold War now exists between these two Axis superpowers. Meanwhile, Martin Bormann - Hitler's successor - has died so now the high-ranking Nazis are sucked into a power-struggle to become the next Reichsfuhrer. Such a candidate would certainly influence relations between the two spheres. Many Japanese officials fear a Third World War, since Nazi Germany is more scientifically advanced and in possession of nuclear V3 warheads. The titular character of this book is in fact an author by the name of Hawthorne Abendsen, his work 'The Grasshopper Lie Heavy' is the novel within a novel, so to speak: his portrayal of an alternate world, a victorious outcome for the Allies, but one also very much different from our OWN world. While a more liberal Japan regards the book with some degree of fascination, the Nazis have outright banned it from bookshops as seditious material. As a precaution from vengeful repercussions, Abendsen has taken refuge within the neutral buffer Rocky States. Juliana Frink is one of the main characters, a Pacific States citizen, and obsessed with meeting Abendsen. However, in this dark and dangerous world, nothing is certain... This novel deservedly won the Hugo Award. Phillip K Dick in fact better known for intelligent, plot-twisting sci-fi stories such as Bladerunner ('Do Robots Dream of Electric Sheep), Minority Report, and Total Recall ('We Can Remember It For You Wholesale'). And now there is 'The Man in the High Castle' TV series recently released by Amazon and co-produced by Ridley Scott. This is a worthy adaptation, although please note there are some changes in the plot and character names. You can watch Episode 1 for free as a taster. The novel itself is highly-regarded within 'alternate historian' circles and ranks among the most popular. It's also likely that it inspired the videogames 'Wolfenstein: The New Order' and 'Turning Point: Fall of Liberty'. For more in-depth information on any of the above, I recommend a visit to Wikipedia. |
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Haoie Fri Nov 27 07:12:07 2015 News |
Finally a new playable game - thank you! |
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meggypeggs Thu Nov 26 18:45:13 2015 Golem Gauntlet
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Great story |
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Ulysses Wed Nov 25 10:57:40 2015 Planet Of The Spiders |
@ rchou You actually can get the bonus and complete the adventure successfully :) |
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Jordan Wed Nov 25 05:37:36 2015 Golem Gauntlet
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Disregard my former rantings, this gamebook can indeed be completed, all with a sanity score of 4! Great job Simon, keep up the good work man. Look forward to more from you. |
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Jordan Wed Nov 25 02:20:37 2015 Golem Gauntlet
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Is the fire irng a necessary part of the optimum ending? If I obtain that, my sanity always drops to 2 or 3, I believe we need four or more to proceed. A walkthrough would rock lol. |
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Tammy Tue Nov 24 21:17:47 2015 General Chat |
Thanks, Robert. :) |
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Robert Douglas Tue Nov 24 20:35:36 2015 General Chat |
@ Tammy, Glad to see you haven't given up writing, good luck with the novels and short stories. |
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Tammy Tue Nov 24 15:50:18 2015 General Chat |
I've decided to focus on novels and short stories again. |
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Robert Douglas Tue Nov 24 15:32:36 2015 General Chat |
@ Tammy, Hi Tammy, why have you decided to stop writing gamebooks? Are you busy with other things? Hope you don't mind my asking. |
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