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About the StoryA one-room game where your goal is to assemble an Easter basket of goodies for your son, Max. Game Details
Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: May 14, 2006 Current Version: 1 License: Freeware Development System: Inform 6 Forgiveness Rating: Merciful Baf's Guide ID: 3083
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An endearing game, but with slightly unintuitive puzzles, April 20, 2014ClubFloyd played the Inform version of this on Easter 2014. Overall, I am glad to have played it, but take it for what it is: a one-room puzzlefest with a holiday theme. I recommend you play it on or near Easter to boost the enjoyment, and be willing to try things you would never ever try in a real life confection shop.
Fairly lightweight, but nothing egregiously wrong with it, December 18, 2007This is a fairly lightweight, fairly light-hearted puzzle game. None of the puzzles are particularly difficult, so it's slightly annoying that the NPC calls out unsolicited hints from time to time. Some ambiguity problems, but only one typo that I spotted ("petit fors"). Admittedly this is explicitly a one-room game, but it still felt quite insubstantial to me.
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The following polls include votes for It's Easter, Peeps!:Fun single-room games by Jeff Sonas
My kids (9 and 12) like to play IF games on my phone during car drives so they are looking for something quick and fun that doesn't require much mapping. What single-room adventures are out there?
IF that centers around holidays by Molly
I'm looking for IF that centers around specific real-world holidays, e.g. Christmas, Hanukkah, Easter, Passover, the Fourth of July, Guy Fawkes Day, Halloween, etc.
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