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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: orchgamer]
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04/05/09 12:29 PM
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Tapping your foot out of boredom because there are no new assignments, you wonder about the voices in the sky that ask you questions to which you have to reply "NO!". Perhaps they don't understand that clues have to be found while playing the game and clues found are shown in italic. 
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: Becky]
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04/05/09 01:46 PM
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You're glad there are no video clip clues in a text adventure! After walking a couple of hundred yards on the dirt road you see a beautiful coloured flower.
There are exits to the east and to the northwest.
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: chrissie]
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04/05/09 02:59 PM
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You take a picture of the flower, on the display you see the image is in shades of green. The electromagnetic field must still be active.
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: Becky]
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04/06/09 06:55 AM
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You don't want to go there because you have a fear of walking in corn fields being chased by crop dusting planes. Instead you go northwest. You arrive at the top of a cliff, the height induces vertigo. There's a ladder going down. After descending all the 39 steps you find yourself at a railroad station. Nobody is there, the door is locked. You try to look through the rear window but the curtains are closed.
There's a poster on the wall, there are exits to the northwest and up to the cliff top.
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: Bernard]
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04/06/09 09:02 AM
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>Rip the poster off the wall. There might be a clue scratched on the wall behind it.
Darkfall?
I child-proofed my home... but they're still getting in!
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: Becky]
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04/06/09 12:35 PM
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Before you rip the poster of the wall you look what's written on it, someone is looking for her missing cats. Behind the poster you see the time schedule of the railway. It tells trains are only available as soon as you've completed a certain part of the game. Breaking the window with the phone is tempting but there's the possibility you loose the photo you've made of the flower. It's almost sunset but it's not Dark Fall.
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: chrissie]
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04/06/09 02:28 PM
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>Use phone box to dial the number of someone named Rebecca, who (according to the poster) is the owner of the missing cat. The cat is pictured on the poster in an ancient photo that makes him look Young and Innocent. You notice that the poster has a wicked edge and has sliced your finger. Hitchcock: The Final Cut? 
Last edited by Becky; 04/06/09 02:32 PM.
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: Becky]
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04/06/09 03:24 PM
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You climb the ladder again, halfway up you are blocked by the body of bald man, he's blocking the way. After checking his pulse you conclude this was his last cameo! You look down and see a part of the railroad track is flooded. After climbing down you go northwest, sadly enough there's no phonebox in sight. A gipsy woman approaches you and says "Hi stranger, my name is Christina. I can foretell the future but I'm afraid of becoming an It. Some silver could change my mind though!". After she has spoken, she mysteriously disappears. There's some laughter far away.
There are exits to the southeast to the station, west to the beach and northeast, you have no idea where it will lead you.
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: Bernard]
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04/06/09 03:48 PM
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>Take the walkway that leads to the beach.
The Lost Crown?
I child-proofed my home... but they're still getting in!
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: Mystic Falls]
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04/07/09 06:31 AM
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You walk towards the beach. The sun has almost disappeared behind the horizon. A black dog runs towards you, it's carrying a message between its teeth. The dog sits down before you and drops the message at your feet. After picking up the note you read "Yes, the lost crown is found, congratulations Zookee!".
GAME OVER
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Re: Name the Game Amusement
[Re: Bernard]
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04/07/09 10:38 AM
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Thanks Bernee! Aw, the dog is so cute. Can I keep him?
I'll be back with a clue. It's hard to follow Bernard's turn. The clues are always so clever. Gonna have to give this a good think.
Ok, I'm back.
Clue:
Travel abroad, see the sites,
the glare in this room really bites
Last edited by zookeeper; 04/07/09 01:46 PM. Reason: back with a clue
I child-proofed my home... but they're still getting in!
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