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Within A Deep Forest - oldschool game

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f0dder:
Oooooh, nice!

Thanks for letting us know. I'll have to try not getting sucked into this after work, or I'll never get to bed ^_^

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Eóin:
It's a good thing so that it's a short little game ;)

40hz:
Thanks for the link and info. I absolutely love this sort of game. Especially since I don't need to read a 200-page manual to play it.

Now if somebody could just port M.U.L.E. so I could finally retire my old Commodore-64 I'd be a truly happy man. (C64 emulators are all well and good, but nothing matches the feel of the original hardware.)



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iphigenie:
Thanks for the link and info. I absolutely love this sort of game. Especially since I don't need to read a 200-page manual to play it.

Now if somebody could just port M.U.L.E. so I could finally retire my old Commodore-64 I'd be a truly happy man. (C64 emulators are all well and good, but nothing matches the feel of the original hardware.)
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-40hz (March 01, 2009, 06:45 AM)
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have you tried space h.o.r.s.e. ? I hear it's a m.u.l.e. evolution. I never played mule so i cannot say whether it is an improvement or they ruin it etc. but I had fun with that game a while back when it came out
http://www.shrapnelgames.com/Gilligames/SH/SH_page.html

other community attempts:

http://www.codenautics.com/openmule/
http://uber.netfused.com/
http://www.puzzud.com/

40hz:
...have you tried...
-iphigenie (March 01, 2009, 08:34 AM)
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Nope.

Didn't even know such a thing existed.

Thanks for all the links.  :-* I'll have to give them a shot soon as I get this client project I'm working on off my desk...

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