External Links
- dyanty.zip
Contains DYANTY.D$$
To play, you can download dyanty.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an AGT interpreter. (The file is compressed with ZIP.)
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v.1: 16-Oct-2007 01:50 - IFDB
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2 Off-Site Reviews
SynTax
Dyanty appears to be very well written, and is clearly aimed towards the 'L-Plated Adventurer' - there are several encouraging messages near the start along the lines of "You're doing fine, keep it up." In fact, the game is very easy to play, with the exception of some annoying synonym omissions, and progresses at a pleasurable pace. Nothing that I have found so far would hold most people up for very long (I've reached 350 points out of 440). There are only 47 locations, but the location text is very well written and mentions all the available exits and is, for the most part, atmospheric - something that is often lost in sci-fi games. (Grimwold)
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SynTax
I've got as far to the end as I believe is possible with my version as I think it is fatally bugged. [...] Putting this bug aside I see why the game got an HM (Honorable Mention) in the 1992 AGT competition, from what I've seen of the other HMs, it's the best yet. If it is fatally bugged though (maybe I'm being completely stupid), I just can't see why the judges didn't notice it. (James Judge)
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Game Details
Current Version: 1.3
License: Shareware
Development System: AGT
Baf's Guide ID: 382
IFID: AGT-03500-00004A69
TUID: t44v6axdfbgit7qd
