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Covered City - Episode 5

Sat, 09/20/2008 - 13:38 — lefticus

Components

Type	Title	License	Creator
item_template	CoveredCity - Item - Headlamp	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
item_template	CoveredCity - Item - Book	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
item_template	Backpack	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
item_template	Right Tunnel Rock	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
item_template	Left Tunnel Rock	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
item_template	Shaped Rock	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
room_template	Black Room	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
room_template	Covered City - Room - Basement Tunnel 1	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
room_template	Covered City - Room - Basement Tunnel 2	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
room_template	Covered City - Room - Basement Tunnel 3 - Full Glass	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
room_template	Covered City - Room - Basement Tunnel 3 - Some Glass	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus
room_template	Covered City - Room - Basement Tunnel 3 - No Glass	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons license	lefticus

Through the window.

Mon, 09/22/2008 - 07:33 — Anonymous

I like that it's back to the more puzzle style. A couple comments:

It'd be nice if there were "close, but not quite" messages. Say you use the rock on the material and it says "this rock can't seem to cut the material" or if you use your headlamp say something like "you can't seem to see through the window". Stuff like that so you know you're interacting with the right thing, just not in the right way yet.
The solution felt somewhat counter-intuitive, but that may just be due to the first comment - if there were more text the solution might feel more natural as you know why you're taking the steps you are.
Some descriptions are missing, like for the tunnel and window/exitway.