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About the StoryYou play as the hero, Jason of the Argo, tasked by Pelias to restore the GOLDEN FLEECE. The final guardian of the FLEECE, the Great Dragon, attacked you but thanks to Medea's magic locket, you're in the astral plane instead of Hades. Game Details
Language: English (en)
Current Version: Unknown License: Freeware Development System: TADS 2 Forgiveness Rating: Merciful Baf's Guide ID: 2082 IFID: TADS2-D774E39ED3273917908F9732D5C3966C TUID: opn5cybh92j0599t |
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Far less known than its namesake from the same SpeedIF competition, this easy one-puzzle game may still prove a pleasant bite-sized diversion. The way the PC moves through the game world is of a particular interest; and "ASCII" of the title plays here a somewhat bigger role than in the game by J. Robinson Wheeler.
After figuring out how to win, for an additional challenge, try to win in as few moves as possible. I managed to find a solution in 42 moves; I wonder if there's a shorter one.
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