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by Hanon Ondricek (United States)
It's not so voyeuristic, actually, as the author has invited you to snoop around his real desk and narrates what each item is. It's a good example of how Twine might be used to create an actual graphic point and click sort of adventure game.
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Matthias Conrady, March 12, 2014 - Reply
Glad you liked it, and thanks for the comment! I really liked this way of doing a game, just watch what's there and share it. Making the "point-and-click"-areas is a bit of a hussle in CSS, though. Cheers!
Previous | << 1 >> | NextGlad you liked it, and thanks for the comment! I really liked this way of doing a game, just watch what's there and share it. Making the "point-and-click"-areas is a bit of a hussle in CSS, though. Cheers!
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