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About the StoryA ridiculously fiddly bare-bones tea drinking implementation. This was designed to showcase implicit actions. Source code is freely available for use. Game Details |
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| Average Rating:  Number of Reviews: 2 Write a review |
Well researched study in tea making, May 20, 2018I loled when I “won the game” in one move I really didn't expect to work.
If you think about it, it makes a good philosophical point of how the everyday activities which we've grown to perform automatically can actually be quite complex. Reminds me of all those “you wake up in an unfamiliar apartment; you need to figure out how to make coffee here” mornings.
So many tea-related puns, so little time, September 4, 2017Came the day when I required the correct rule formatting for pouring tea from a teapot, and lo! there was this game for me to steal code from.
I have deleted my previous uncomplimentary review and given this five stars. It seems only fair.
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