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I went to the zoo yesterday, but they only had one animal there, and that was just a dog... It was a shih tzu. ^_^
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You are ten years old when you first feel the weight of shackles around your wrists. In a matter of hours, your whole world is turned upside down as you and your brother are dragged away from your home in Greece to work as slaves in the Roman Empire. Now you must struggle for survival. Every decision you make will affect your future. Your life, the life of your brother and the lives of your friends are in your hands.
Begin your journey as a child, and make heartbreaking choices that will shape the adult you will become. But be careful. An act of kindness might come back to haunt you, and a thoughtless word could earn you some powerful enemies. A split second decision will determine who lives and who dies. Will you sell your soul to win your freedom, or sacrifice everything for the people you love? Will you even live long enough to see the sun rise?
Special thanks to all of my beta-testers: TinyOnion, Morgan R, Mewsly, Evan Dean Nathanael, Laha, Cookiemonsta, Jumo, Hannah Minger, Danielle L-S, eXwhYZee, Umbreonpanda, M.S.X.K. Laird, Likho and N1GHTMAR3.
And a really, REALLY special thanks to my patreons: Chanbot, Mizal, Ryan Esher and SpartacustheGreat.
You can also keep up to date on my games by following me on social media at:
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Pokemon game for playing around with variables and stuff
Pokemon game for playing around with variables and stuff
Four mysteries in one. A man has been murdered in his stately home in the country, and you have only four suspects. Can you figure out who the killer is? It could be anyone... Literally. Because the killer is chosen at random at the beginning of every game.
Note: This game was originally made for a competition put together by Morgan R, where writers had to make the best game they could in a day. Unfortunately, I didn't get the game finished in time, so never got around to publishing it, but I stumbled across it a few years later and decided it was worth finishing. So here it is, hope you enjoy ^_^
A massive special thanks to all of my patreons:
Chanbot, Mizal, Ryan Esher, Turnip Bandit, Ninjapitka, John Oester, Pyrola and Cjjolly
All of my games are free to play, but you can support me on patreon at:
https://www.patreon.com/Avery_Moore
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This game has lots of stuff.
A massive special thanks to all of my patreons:
Chanbot, Mizal, Ryan Esher, Turnip Bandit, Ninjapitka, John Oester, Pyrola and Cjjolly
All of my games are free to play, but you can support me on patreon at:
https://www.patreon.com/Avery_Moore
You can also keep up to date on my games by following me on social media at:
Recent Posts
Blue Whale Challenge on 7/5/2020 7:07:58 PM... I want to do that one! ^_^
Blue Whale Challenge on 7/5/2020 7:06:02 PM
... I am proud of how this thread turned out. ^_^
Blue Whale Challenge on 7/5/2020 4:25:55 PM
... Awh, now I feel bad. Let's do our own Blue Whale challenge! Who can draw the cutest Blue Whale? #MakeCYSWholesomeAgain ^_^
Blue Whale Challenge on 7/5/2020 2:05:53 PM
Good for you, kid. I hear the Tide Pod challenge is way more fun! ^_^
Who wants their childhood ruined? on 7/5/2020 12:31:38 PM
I like how crazy religious moms complain that Disney is trying to turn kids gay with their rainbow pride Pixar shorts and 2 second male x male dance scenes. Honey, your husbands made it through the eightites. It's a miracle you even have kids. :p
Who wants their childhood ruined? on 7/5/2020 12:04:32 PM
So to summarize, as a child, you were a gay furry. ^_^
Sitting on our arses for BLM! on 7/5/2020 11:21:04 AM
Just finished another one. ^_^
Winterlore is very much a point and click escape the room game. In terms of difficulty and puzzles, it's the same as any run of the mill escape the room game, but in terms of story and atmosphere, it's much better. You're not just escaping the room for the sake of escaping the room. There is an element of story and mystery behind it, and you seem to learn a little bit more about the story as you progress. That said, while I really enjoyed the game, the ending was very much a "WTF just happened?" situation, left with a "To be continued" that I highly doubt will ever be continued. Definitely worth a playthrough if you enjoy that sort of game, but not really a whole lot to it.
Who wants their childhood ruined? on 7/5/2020 11:12:25 AM
Yeah, yeah, we know. Your favourite childhood movie was The Human Centipede. ^_^
Who wants their childhood ruined? on 7/5/2020 8:46:55 AM
Yeah, because Christopher Robin Milne hated the Winnie the Pooh books so much that he flat out refused to accept any of the proceeds from them. :p
Who wants their childhood ruined? on 7/4/2020 2:49:35 PM
Also Roald Dahl hated jews. :p