For this browser oldie we're going back to 2010 when Eli Piilonen released the interactive fiction You find yourself in a room. Eli described his game as the drunken uncle of text adventures: Absuve, abrasive, and maybe a little funny.
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Enjoyed this a lot! Wasn't expecting the turn it took.
ReplyDeleteHow do you solve the second keypad? There is no clue for a code?
ReplyDeleteJust keep entering random numbers Anonymous.
ReplyDeleteThis got dark fast ….
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, just keep trying
If you need some help, I made a walkthrough video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHyw-_U3fdI
ReplyDeleteWell, that was ... strange.
ReplyDeleteLove this game, was fun to play it again! Thanks for reminding us of this one, Bart!
ReplyDeleteI found myself outside the room!!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely weird, but finally found me outside a room! Thanks, Bart.
ReplyDeleteYeah, if you can't figure out anything to do, just try random stuff. Usually it's just waiting for you to try random stuff so it can call you stupid and hopeless.
ReplyDeleteI was just laughing at the "computer" (or maybe the "game") the whole time. In the part where there's nothing to do, I started copying it, typing "You find yourself in a room." and "I am eternal." because I thought it might get pissed off. Of course, I should have known that was the point of the game: if a computer can get pissed off (or even have opinions), it's not perfect or superior to humans in every way. I've seen quite a few "human vs computer" games and stories brought on by the advent of AI, but this is probably the silliest.
monumentally twisted version of hunt the wumpus - solved in just under 5 minutes.
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