Diablos, ¿Cómo no me he enterado yo antes de esto?
¡Qué iniciativa más buena! Espero que estéis tramando repetirlo ¬.¬
Enhorabuena a organizadores y participantes.
De momento me voy a ir llevando mi cofre del tesoro lleno de librojuegos...
Locurón.
Really nice game. I know you are not planning to continue working on it, but it would be great in the future.
I start planning following a "builder" strategy, but I have found that just atacking and being aggresive leads me almost always to an easy win, so perhaps the game should be revalanced.
Good, good work.
I really, really love this game!
I did it also before playing it dued to its lovely aesthetics.
I agree with all the favorable comments in the Jam page, but I prefer to left mine here to stay after the competition.
The minimalistic look and feel is perfectly matched with the minimalistic gameplay and controls using only arrow keys.
This game captures the quintessence of this kind of games and serves it to you in a format that you want for a quick game, but leaves your body asking for an even longer version for long gameplays.
Good job, boy! ;)
At the begining I thought organisers had run away with our money and games without giving final results, but finally I saw that they are in the "Overview" page of this comp, and more details are available also in "ParserComp 2022 - Results!" at intiction.org
What a travel, man!
Thanks to everybody!
Requiring click to end the game is not a reason to desqualify:
My game is navigable by clicking key words - can I enter it in ParserComp?
Yes, as long as the main game mechanic is text input, parsing, and text output and the game can't be traversed purely by clicking on pre-defined choices to advance through passages of text.
If so, please remove all the games with "Press to continue" from the jam.
Lets see that witches burn!
SPOILER:
Not exactly that way: In the top of the first tree, you can "Look to the left" or "Go left", each one doing different actions.
Poor Gent Stickman tries to understand you the best he can with his open head, using what is known as loose parsing mode, versus strict parsing mode that would be more suitable for learning languages games, for example, to check correct gramar.
Thanks for playing! ;)
Solution to SKYCHARGER user question at this post, to avoid more spoilers:
https://intfiction.org/t/gent-stickman-vs-evil-meat-hand/56705/12
I will delete the old posts to avoid Spoilers on them.
Hello CrocMiam!
I think that I found the problem, dued to a random IPV6 set by the domain provider, instead of using the right one, and people using IPV6 to connect was redirected to a parked server instead the right one.
Please, check again and tell me if you finally can play! :)
PS: Sometimes those chages in DNS are immediate, and sometimes they can take some hours :/
Hello CrocMiam!
I think that I found the problem, dued to a random IPV6 set by the domain provider, instead of using the right one, and people using IPV6 to connect was redirected to a parked server instead the right one.
Please, check again and tell me if you finally can play! :)
PS: Sometimes those chages in DNS are immediate, and sometimes they culd take some hours :/
mmmm... perhaps you are refering to "Rayuela", a 1963 book from the also Argentinian writer Julio Cortázar (another great great one, hey, man, what's the heck with you Argentinians! :D ), that gives name to that Spanish videogames Jam I was talking about, having this two great authors as a leitmotiv.
And in the sake of truth, I have read about some medieval non linear books or that required "dice rolls". I will search the info, because I don't remember very well, really ^.^
Oh, sorry, it seams that the sheet was created using my default language preferences. I suppose this can be easyly changed, but I need to see how.
As you say, there is a "CONTAR.SI" equivalent to "COUNTIF". I hate this of translating commands of language programs/Excel. It's a source of problems and the effort to learn one word or other is mainly the same, having you to learn again if you work in other language. Inherited bad ideas...
@AZ: "Garden of the forking paths" is actually a great name for an out of competition category. Can we steal it?
I'm not the organizer of that "Rayuela de Arena Jam". There are two guys, one of them "Ruber Eaglenest" with profile at infiction.org, if you want to ask.
I suppose there will be not problem as I see this as a way of brotherhood between communities, and in fact the name comes from a book ("El jardín de los senderos que se bifurcan")of the great (great, great) Argentinian writer Borges (Jorge Luis Borges), that wrote amazing short stories related with dreams, labyrinths, mirrors, or libraries (having been himself a librarian).
I have also soul of bandit, so mainly everything in the line of steal seems a bit right... ¬.¬

Glad to see thad Dorian's work is back, even if it's at the crossroads! : D
I was planning to privately contact with Amanda to tell her: "hey, Amanda, perhaps its good in a game to implement examine the main things", as I couldn't examine anything.
Then I thought, hey, perhaps I'm a ghost or something...
Finally I remember that the abbreviation for the examine command in English is "x" and not "ex" as in Spanish X.X
Starting to play but nice athmosphere... :)
Hello!
I have just create a Google Docs Spreadsheet template for you to store your votes and private comments on games:

It includes all categories with descriptions and the names of the games (clickable with links) and authors (ordered by them in fact). It also includes two games out of contest.
You can access to the readonly template form this link:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1q-nAnaFENMxOt-ZBRcTJfkfpKPQRg3UQma8GSZqS95Y/edit?usp=sharing
Then, you will need to go to "File > Make a copy" menu, and in the popup you rename it to the name you like the most, like "My personal voting".
Hope this helps because there is many work here to play and evaluate ^.^
UPDATE:
Andrew Shultz gently improves that spreadsheet with his own version, that you can find here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KMDMaSwcG3iQW_DgvQGQMV512j8SMYuQ-krXa91JBxs/edit#gid=0
Thanks man!