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1-9 of 9 - Edo, February 16, 2022
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2 people found the following review helpful:
Like it or not, January 23, 2014The idea of CHEATER is not new, but surely interesting; it is a big advantage if you tried to program with Inform yourself. It is not difficult once you find out the principles.
It is a very short game. I played around a bit until I found the solution, and unfortunately, despite its shortness, there were some inaccuracies.
(Spoiler - click to show)The pillar that supports the cave can be taken in a normal way. Meh. The pedestal can be purloined and will still be mentioned in the room description -- and the toaster, resting on it, will still be present in the room, maybe hovering in the air. Meh.
These things are a little shoddy and could have easily been detected with a little testing (Spoiler - click to show)(applying the commands that are required for the solution to other possible objects). Nevertheless we must honor that it is the authors first game and it is finishable. I recommend it to people who like to think outside the box.
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Cute, May 21, 2010This was kind of a cute game. You are a cheater as a character, so as a player you cheat too, you use (Spoiler - click to show) use the debugging commands to get through the game .
Not really worth a lot of playing, and if you don't really program with Inform you won't get very far.
Still, it was a cute idea, and one of the better joke entries I've seen.
- loungeman (Bilbao, Spain), January 4, 2010
- Juhana, December 3, 2009
- Divide (Wroclaw, Poland), October 12, 2009
- VK, December 11, 2008
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