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| Timestamp | Since previous | Game | Avant-Marde's comment |
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| Aug 29 10:04:00 | The Monster | This seemed really interesting and I really wanted to figure out the rest, but unfortunately I got stuck. I got the notes I needed from the first room, and I found the piece of paper talking about books being out of order in the backroom of the second room. <br/> <br/>My puzzly mind pondered two solutions: either the books in the bookshelf were to be moved around to move the bookshelf and open a pathway behind it (and it sure looked on the wall around it like something was hidden there), or the second best solution, to examine the books in the room in the correct order (read the book on deciphering before reading the book with the previously undecipherable contents. <br/> <br/>Of course neither worked, and I couldn't find anything else, so a hint would be nice! <br/> <br/>Art is very nice and the general mood, but the clock ticking gets a bit annoying and would probably have been better off as a 3D sound, getting less loud farther away from the clock(s). Bell tolling when moving past the clocks was a nice touch. There was a bug with the footstep sounds tho and they weren't playing most of the time. <br/> <br/>Clicking fullscreen only brought me to a black screen so that was not an option. I'm on Mac, so I had to use the web player (it's weirdly off-center on the web player page, BTW; why is that?) in non-fullscreen, but the cursor still seemed to be assuming fullscreen, which meant I had to keep clicking outside the window and reärrange the cursor before moving focus back to the window in order to be able to move around. :c <br/> <br/>The text above Thomas's book was placed in a way that I didn't even see it the first time (one-sided mesh near the floor and I was on the wrong side so it was invisible and it seemed like interacting with that book wasn't working at all until I tried again later from the correct (left) side). <br/> <br/>It seems cool in general, so I'd like to not be stuck and move on, so please give me a hint. c': |