External Links
- DragonComp.zip
To play, you can download DragonComp.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. (The file is compressed with ZIP.)
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About the Story
In this small charming game, you play as a retired homeowner trying to protect your wife Martha's prize rosebush from an increasing horde of dragons before she and her horticulturally-minded friends arrive to admire it. Fortunately, these dragons are quite small and stupid, but there's only so much that one rosebush can take!
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1 Off-Site Review
SPAG
With a fairly solid structure, a simple premise, and some nice atmosphere, At The Bottom Of The Garden was probably the 2000 Dragoncomp game with the most substance. [...]
The game's few puzzles are nothing special although solid and logical. Experimenting with scenery and objects is a must and the only real drawback is finding that there are no alternate solutions to the few puzzles that there are. I think a few alternates could have been implemented with little difficulty as there are some parts of the garden that are richly described but have no apparent effect on the outcome of the game.
-- Francesco Bova
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Game Details
Current Version: 1
License: Freeware
Development System: Inform 6
Baf's Guide ID: 715
IFID: ZCODE-1-000414-D70B
TUID: pskuuml9cr7tohew
