Nobody gets to make anything good until they've first made things that are, well, not so good.
Duke Nukem, the tale of a man in a pink shirt who just wanted to get home and watch Oprah
"This adventure was produced through many hours of toil and labor on the author's part. He blew off his homework many a night to fix bugs and his grades suffered. He was severely beaten by his mother with a spatula repeatidly . His spelling is now pitiful and he can only groan once for yes and twice for no.
But let's look at the game—squinting, because the already tiny window is further shrunk by the odd decision to put all of the scenes into the pages of a book. There's no animation or anything, but I suppose disk size might have demanded it. Also, you'll notice the traditional Windows Blue Gradient in the background, which was far cooler than you might think after the fact.
Two questions. First, you learned this how? Second, why are you on this side of the lock you know how to open?This death, deserved. The most frustrating thing is that, as you continue exploring, rooms are full of what might be objects and might just be background decoration, to whatever degree MS Paint can decorate things. Two prominent boxes sitting on the floor, for instance. Several different wine racks, of which one has the inevitable secret button.
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