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Direct portal to Arcadia here.
The SLURL for the week, of course, is Aracadia, home for the 2006 Game Developers contest, featuring eight contestants vying to be the top four most popular titles. Over the next couple weeks, I'll be trying out the games and giving each a mini-review.
SLURL valid until May 11.
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I thought you'd have to be a fab builder to make this game work, but you don't. Rather, the game rewards communication skills and ingenuity on the fly.
It also makes evident just how much can be "said" using only 2 or 3 (wood textured!) prims.
Posted by: Liana | Friday, March 24, 2006 at 08:12 PM