duke_of_germany

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  • duke_of_germany
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    in reply to: Trivia about graphical style #5166

    Here is a tweet of somebody who actually got hold of a copy of “Ready-to-Use Silhouette Spot Illustrations” and took a picture of the silhouette that was used in the games final scene.


    duke_of_germany
    Participant
    in reply to: 104% completion! #5157

    Wow, such an interesting discovery! So with a little determination and calculation, it should even be possible to finish the game with 0 points! 🙂


    duke_of_germany
    Participant
    in reply to: 104% completion! #5141

    I just checked: each time you take away the pork chop from the dog, you are awarded 8 points. :-O Since my amount of excess points is a multiple of 8, I now can at least hope that I basically got every point in the game 😉 But the same is true for your run as well, TigerQuoll. 🙂

    I had a hard time figuring out the right verb to open the trapdoor, so this was the reason why I left the room twice (and picking up the pork chop so I can get back later).

    Apart from that, I am not entirely sure that I did something special during my run. Picking up the pumpkin before opening it seems to award 2 extra points for some strange reason (as you already pointed out), but apart from this, I only examined pretty much everything in the game I could identify in the graphics…


    duke_of_germany
    Participant
    in reply to: Hello! #5140

    Maybe “obscure” is too strong a word. I played the game back in the days (and only recently played through all three episodes for the first time), but hardly know other people remembering the game. So I was a bit (pleasantly!) surprised to find an entire podcast episode devoted to it! 🙂


    duke_of_germany
    Participant
    in reply to: 104% completion! #5132

    I just finished the game, and was very surprised to end up with a score of 206! :-O

    I wonder if even higher scores might be possible…

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