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There is a way to beat the game. The win situation is when skeleton and zombie eye appeared in the same story. Read the book, talk to the boys, examine the boys. The official help says the same: EXAMINE, and TALK TO that's all you can really do.

The puzzles consists of converting the historical year to the latin equivalent.

Can't go out in this exit!

Finally, I reached all of the achievements, for the 3rd run. It was not easy, but I enjoyed the manipulating with the objects. It gives a unique taste to the game. It was worth the time. :-)

Thank you, I registered. Sometimes the developing environment inspires me for a new game. Your engine, the Sytches seems to me very symphatetic at first glance. :-) I tried the sample game, it was very interesting, too.

I am happy to find this game here. I enjoyed the story, the adventuring and the investigation parts... Maybe it's not too easy to beat the game by time, but finally suceeded. I liked the description of the places, they were very atmospheric, it's good that the NPCs are vivid. The engine is very nice, too. This game made me curious about it. It is the most interesting interactive fiction, i have played recently.

Wow! It's a very athmospheric and unique game. It was fun to play with it!

No, You didn't die. The concept was, that nobody should die in the game. Thank you for trying it.

I haven't found the reason, why are you couldn't reach the third zone... The game was maybe a bit buggy here and there (the 4 hours weren't enough to serious playtests), but the main story can be reconstruated. When you complete the first two zones, their links should disappear but the third link was stable, at least i thought so... i'll check it...

it SOUNDS interesting

It's good to hear that you liked the game. Thank you for your comment.

It was good enough to do a little feeling of Halloween this year. I didn't count such a good game for this year's Halloween. Thank You!

Well-written and very exciting game. I like its humor. It is true there must be other possibilites than "marry every prince".

Yes, it is based on actual Ediths. They're me co-workers. :-)