Medieval Adventurer by TextAdventure101

Review Regisblackgaard

good game!
but not exactly the textadventure type.

Comment TextAdventure101

Midieval Adventurer II going to be out this weekend today or tomorrow

Review Renagrade

Alright. So, I'm not an expert on these games (I'm more of a Gamebook type of guy), but I think that I know enough to say some. I did appreciate the prompts a little bit, since I'm really bad at these type of games, but you took it too far. I am a noob, but I didn't need that much help. Also, in the beginning, you told me to grab a dagger before I left. Well, maybe if you could actually put the dagger on the table or even in a chest. There was no way for the player to know how to grab the knife.

That said, this is probably still better than I could do.

Comment TextAdventure101

Dear Marzipan,
I made this game for the people that have trouble playing text adventures if you would like to play a game that doesn't hold your hand and also the game is called The Rooms and I did try on this title I'm not a bad writer its just that I made this game in one day for the noobs yes its bad but isn't that the point of a noob game.

Comment Father Thyme

There is no punctuation at all which makes it very difficult to read. Also you should nominate a character as male or female ,or you get "You cannot attack it" instead of " him" . I tried unlock door and was told I could not see it. . Otherwise a good try. Keep going. It took me months to get it right and I'm nowhere near there yet.

Review Marzipan

I can see that you're trying here, but playing this game just doesn't appeal to me. There are lots of run on sentences and punctuation problems everywhere (suggestion: commas and periods are your friend), and frankly I kind of resented the way you're railroading the player.

'You are in a Prison Cell.
You can go south.
You can see a guard with a key lecturing you maybe if you attack him you can get the key and get out of here'

'You are in a Jail Exit.
You can see a Dagger.
You can go north or east.
There's a table made of oak plank with the cobblestone around it there's also a candle melting on the table you put the candle out with your finger it will give away your position luckily you're great in seeing in the dark

> x dagger
Until you pick this up you think you shouldn't leave'

...and so on. Why not let us think for ourselves to solve the puzzles? Isn't that the whole point of this kind of game?

Comment awsomethingy

In reply to your review on my text game, I was receiving large amounts of input lag from having as many pages as I did. It would have taken months longer if I didn't split it into two. At around 600 pages input lag picks up, at least for me.