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About the StorySantoonie's first romantic adventure. Game Details
Language: English (en-US)
Current Version: 1.0 License: Freeware Development System: TADS 2 Baf's Guide ID: 2976 IFID: TADS2-3BA37733B808B11553458D25A8940FC1 TUID: srjvp4nnl9eqxmqt |
Awards
35th Place - 12th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (2006)
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A fairly polished joke game by Santoonie Corporation, May 2, 2018Santoonie Corporation was a group that sprang up in the early 2000's promising a very advanced game called Amissville that never materialized in completed form. They went on to release a series of games, including Delvyn and Zero, and, finally, Lawn of Love.
Each of these games has an ambitious opening scenario that is mildly under-implemented and contains some sort of offensive or bizarre standard responses before eventually petering out in a section that cannot be finished.
This game is no exception. This game has an opening picture, a preface, an introduction, and a prelude. It features an opening scenario with conversation and detailed rooms, but with basic features missing (like when moving in an unavailable direction, where no text is printed. Apparently a sound was supposed to ping).
The story involves you meeting a pair of interesting young women, neighbors, one of whom plays a game with you. The game peters out shortly after.
If you find this interesting, try Delvyn, Zero, and the TADS Amissville.
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