Re: [Audyssey] Adult Delivery game

[Jim Kitchen]

Hi Phil,

Thanks for all of the ideas.  I will have to think on them.

BFN

- Original Message -
Hi Jim,
For your adult Pizza Delivery game you could change that to,
Pot and prostitute  delivery game.
For Marijuana, you could specify which Strains of it,
1. Grape Stomper- super heavy, very kiefy sativa strain with a crazy high 
THC level (usually 20% and above)
2. Golden Goat- a completely unique smelling sativa dominant with a sweet 
taste and great high for enjoying all the other things that make Colorado 
awesome other than legal weed.

3. Sage n Sour- If you absolutely have your heart on something Sour.
An amazing hybrid that stands for "Sativa Afgani Genetic Equilibrium"; 
legend has it that it was an attempt to create the first true hybrid 50% 
sativa, 50% indica strain. So cross that with a strong sativa and you've got 
something special for sure.
4. Critical Mass- a fruity tasting high CBD strain that is great for pain 
relief. Though lower in THC and great for a relaxing effect without too much 
of a psychoactive effect, the very high CBDs still pack a punch that will 
leave you locked to the couch for several hours.
5. Presidential Kush- a sativa dominant cross with OG Kush, this is just not 
to be missed if you can find it. Truly one of Colorado's most unique and 
pleasing strains for overall effect, taste, smell, and bud density.


And for the prostitute  what type of toppings to wear, bra, bikini, 
glitter, tassels or bare.
And with your choice of hair colors in black, brunette, blonde and red, or 
even gray.


smiles,
Phil


Jim

I used to be an exterior automotive reconditioning specialist. Yep, dried cars 
at the car wash.

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Re: [Audyssey] catch52 for IOS released

[Dallas O'Brien]

Yes, this one sounds interesting. I'm thinking of getting it and giving it a go
Dallas




> On 16 Dec 2014, at 13:28, joseph weakland  wrote:
> 
> Yes it is a card game :-) you have to catch falling cards that go from the 
> top of the screen to the bottom of the screen :-) it is self voicing. All 
> instructions are easy to follow. Good luck if you choose to get it
> 
> Sent from my iPod
> 
>> On Dec 15, 2014, at 8:47 PM, Teresa Cochran  
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Is this a card game?
>> 
>> Teresa
>> Winging its way from my iPod
>> 
>>> On Dec 14, 2014, at 10:47 AM, joseph weakland  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>>  Hello all gamers I was informed that catch52 for IOS has
>>> been released as of yesterday:) have fun:)
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[Audyssey] About pc games

[dark]

Hi Tom.
It's odd you mention new developers, sinse that is recently 
very much what 
I'm seeing. Ian read, Vg storm and reality software are 
onto their second 
projects, everyone already knows about Aprone, and 
there are several smaller 
devs who've produced first games for the pc that are quite 
surprising, blind 
swordsman, Park Boss and Traders of Known space, (I 
imagine we'll be seeing 
some good stuff from valliant galaxy soon enough).
What I will say is that when people develop for the Pc 
they're trying to do 
things that are slightly more experimental. Sinse there is 
now a glut of 
arcade games, especially space invaders ones, not to 
mention a huge number 
of traditional and puzzle games, when people develop for 
the pc they usually 
do something different such as a stratogy game.
I will also say however, I don't know why, but some 
developers just seem to 
get forgotten about. I always liked Shard Workshop's 
zero site games, and 
their music puzzle last year wasn't a bad idea, but 
whenever people discuss 
games, even military sim games they never get 
remembered, same goes for 
things like Tactical battle. it's odd, I don't even think it is 
to do with 
advertising sinse other devs get as much advertising as 
anyone in the 
community, maybe it is just that people like Draconis and 
Lworks have been 
around for such a long time all the oldies remember them 
and they're the 
first to get recommended to new players, I don't know. 
But certainly, while 
it is extremely sad that Bsc and X site have shut and that 
Liam Urven isn't 
going anymore (particularly about Bsc given Justin's less 
than decent 
handling of the shut down), I don't think we're doomed.
All the best,
Dark. 

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Re: [Audyssey] catch52 for IOS released

[joseph weakland]

Yes it is a card game :-) you have to catch falling cards that go from the top 
of the screen to the bottom of the screen :-) it is self voicing. All 
instructions are easy to follow. Good luck if you choose to get it

Sent from my iPod

> On Dec 15, 2014, at 8:47 PM, Teresa Cochran  
> wrote:
> 
> Is this a card game?
> 
> Teresa
> Winging its way from my iPod
> 
>> On Dec 14, 2014, at 10:47 AM, joseph weakland  
>> wrote:
>> 
>>   Hello all gamers I was informed that catch52 for IOS has
>> been released as of yesterday:) have fun:)
>> 
>> I am using my icloud address to post cause my main address ending with
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>> Please only use 
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Re: [Audyssey] audio games popularity

[Thomas Ward]

Hi Michael,

While I agree with you for the most part it is important to really see
what has been going on the last few years.

First, the majority of games for mobile platforms like iOS are being
developed by mainstream developers rather than blind developers. There
is a number of mainstream developers who are making games that happen
to be accessible  or are willing to make them so for iOS, but have
little to no interest in developing for say Windows and other PC
platforms. Thus we are seeing an explosion of games for iOS that are
accessible, but little interest in making more games for the PC.

At the same time as you no doubt know the blind developers who were
developing games for the PC have been leaving left and right. Just in
the last few years we have seen BSC Games, DanZ Games, L-Works, and
X-Sight Interactive all close their doors and the owners/developers of
said companies have moved on to other things. Thus fewer developers
means fewer games for the PC.

I certainly don't think we've seen the last of the audio games for the
PC, but I do think unless we get some more developers to help we
aren't going to see as many new titles as before. Moreover its not
just the number of developers we need, but skilled developers. the
bigger the more complex the game idea the more skilled and seasoned
developer you will want/need for the project. It would be unreasonable
to expect a brand new game developer to write something like King of
Dragon Pass on his/her first go. Such a game requires skills anew
developer probably wouldn't have.

Cheers!


On 12/15/14, Michael Gauler  wrote:
> That's true...
> However, If I look back at the last two or three years I mostly see some
> rather long and potentially interesting games released, but only for IOS or
>
> something mobile.
> While it is true that the Inquisitor series is cross platform, apart from
> new versions like Shades of Doom 2.0, Time of Conflict 2.0 one revised
> Draconis title (Change Reaction 2.0) and Silver Dollar, I can't recall many
>
> new commercial PC audio games being released in the last few years.
>
> While other projects like Rail Racer 2 and Three-D Velocity 2 are in
> development, both developers have been quiet for a while.
> In the case of Rail Racer 2, all references to the game have wanished from
> the corresponding site.
>
> I personally think that we should get some more PC games and I don't mean
> only simply games, but ones with a longer play time and interesting stories.
>
>
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Re: [Audyssey] audio games popularity

[dark]

Mmmm, paladin of the sky, Traders of known space, park boss, deathmatch: 
project alpha, not to mention swamp, revelation, kerkerkruip, (though sinse 
that one is technically for Glulks it could be played on ios).


I actually did think things had changed to favour mobile (especially ios), 
development recently, but having sat down in the last few days to update the 
audiogames.net database with a lot of new releases I'm not quite as 
convinced of that.


All the best,

Dark.
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and wondrous strange and there are more things benieth the stars than even 
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From: "Michael Gauler" 

To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2014 10:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] audio games popularity



That's true...
However, If I look back at the last two or three years I mostly see some 
rather long and potentially interesting games released, but only for IOS 
or something mobile.
While it is true that the Inquisitor series is cross platform, apart from 
new versions like Shades of Doom 2.0, Time of Conflict 2.0 one revised 
Draconis title (Change Reaction 2.0) and Silver Dollar, I can't recall 
many new commercial PC audio games being released in the last few years.


While other projects like Rail Racer 2 and Three-D Velocity 2 are in 
development, both developers have been quiet for a while.
In the case of Rail Racer 2, all references to the game have wanished from 
the corresponding site.


I personally think that we should get some more PC games and I don't mean 
only simply games, but ones with a longer play time and interesting 
stories.


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Re: [Audyssey] catch52 for IOS released

[Teresa Cochran]

Is this a card game?

Teresa
Winging its way from my iPod

> On Dec 14, 2014, at 10:47 AM, joseph weakland  
> wrote:
> 
>Hello all gamers I was informed that catch52 for IOS has
> been released as of yesterday:) have fun:)
> 
> I am using my icloud address to post cause my main address ending with
> att.net is appearantly blocked from receiving email from list.
> 
> Please only use 
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> josephweakl...@icloud.com  
> 
> for anything audyssey games list related and 
> 
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> 
> to write me off list.
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Re: [Audyssey] audio games popularity

[Michael Gauler]

That's true...
However, If I look back at the last two or three years I mostly see some 
rather long and potentially interesting games released, but only for IOS or 
something mobile.
While it is true that the Inquisitor series is cross platform, apart from 
new versions like Shades of Doom 2.0, Time of Conflict 2.0 one revised 
Draconis title (Change Reaction 2.0) and Silver Dollar, I can't recall many 
new commercial PC audio games being released in the last few years.


While other projects like Rail Racer 2 and Three-D Velocity 2 are in 
development, both developers have been quiet for a while.
In the case of Rail Racer 2, all references to the game have wanished from 
the corresponding site.


I personally think that we should get some more PC games and I don't mean 
only simply games, but ones with a longer play time and interesting stories. 



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Re: [Audyssey] audio games popularity

[Thomas Ward]

Hi Michael,

Well, the reason some games, in fact most games, are platform specific
is because it is very complicated to design games for multiple
platforms. Yes, it can be done as games like the Inquisitor proves,
but there is nothing saying that it was easy and everyone has the time
and skills to do it. Therefore the majority of developers pick a
platform and stick with it.

Cheers!



On 12/14/14, Michael Gauler  wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
> you are probably right when it comes to most audio game developers being
> only Windows developers.
> However, this also goes into another direction.
> I know that some developers made or still make accessible games for mobile
> devices, mostly for IOS, allthough there might be Android games out there.
>
> While I personally have no problem with IOS games, I find it a bit sad that
>
> some things remain platform exclusive.
> I don't know if you know what "the Inquisitor" is, but this series is being
>
> released for Windows, Mac, IOS and Android as far as I know.
> I have no idea how this is done meaning that I don't know if they use some
> cross platform technology which allows for releases on several platforms in
>
> a relatively short amound of time.
>
> However, I have no idea why games like Papa Sangre and Papa Sangre 2 are (to
>
> my knowledge) IOS exclusive.
> I don't have both games, but I could listen to some recordings of both.
> With their extremely good audio quality, I would have liked to play such a
> game on a PC or a Mac if I had the latter.
> But games from that company are as far as I know not cross platform.
> This shows that it can also go into the other direction, meaning that some
> game developers seem to specifically avoid Windows releases and focus
> instead on mobile devices only.
>
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Re: [Audyssey] audio games popularity

[Thomas Ward]

Hi Ishan,

As far as copyright goes the end user license agreement shipped with
the product will contain that information. In the majority of cases
these days games and other products are handled by international
copyright laws plus whatever the copyright laws of where the product
is being sold. It isn't really all that complicated.

As for deaf-blind players they can play games, but they have to be
designed to handle both deaf players and blind players at the same
time. For example, a deaf-blind player can use a screen reader with a
braille display to play text based games, but might not be able to
play audio games. There may be other workarounds for deaf-blindness as
well.

Cheers!


On 12/13/14, ishan dhami  wrote:
> Hi my question is for copyright of a company. if a developer starts a
> multinational company for example Philip bennefall, so which country
> he can copyright or are you handeling all the business through the
> internet or something which in extra do you prefer such an office.
> How can a deaf blind play computer games?
> Thanks
> Ishan

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Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in AudioDefenceforiOS

[Teresa Cochran]

Charles, that ship sailed long ago; of course I am! :)

Still hit and miss on the melee accuracy. I'm beginning to think it's a 
limitation of my steam-powered iPod Touch 5G. LOL

Teresa

Winging its way from my iPod

> On Dec 14, 2014, at 5:14 PM, Charles Rivard  wrote:
> 
> I know that you're not spoiling.  However, are you spoiled?  (rotten grin)
> 
> ---
> Be positive!  When it comes to being defeated, if you think you're finished, 
> you! really! are! finished!
> - Original Message - From: "Teresa Cochran" 
> 
> To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
> Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2014 3:27 PM
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in 
> AudioDefenceforiOS
> 
> 
>> I'm not spoiling; I noticed it in the armory with a bunch of other goodies 
>> when I first started the game. ;)
>> 
>> Teresa
>> 
>> Winging its way from my iPod
>> 
>>> On Dec 14, 2014, at 12:14 PM, Charles Rivard  wrote:
>>> 
>>> The claymore??  Hmm.  Sounds like it's going to be a real blast!!
>>> 
>>> ---
>>> Be positive!  When it comes to being defeated, if you think you're 
>>> finished, you! really! are! finished!
>>> - Original Message - From: "Teresa Cochran" 
>>> 
>>> To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
>>> Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2014 1:32 PM
>>> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in 
>>> AudioDefencefor iOS
>>> 
>>> 
 Oh,, wait till you get to the banjo, especially leveled up. And the 
 claymore is nice, too. ;)
 
 Teresa
 
 Winging its way from my iPod
 
> On Dec 13, 2014, at 11:52 AM, Charles Rivard  wrote:
> 
> I wish the "bong" sound were more pronounced, just for orneriness.  I'd 
> like to really give the zombie a big time headache!  (evil grin)
> 
> ---
> Be positive!  When it comes to being defeated, if you think you're 
> finished, you! really! are! finished!
> - Original Message - From: "Teresa Cochran" 
> 
> To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
> Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2014 4:42 AM
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in 
> AudioDefencefor iOS
> 
> 
>> Oh, I didn't realize the zombies weren't within melee-weapon range when 
>> the heartbeat first sounds. I'll have to play with that' a bit.
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Teresa
>> 
>> Winging its way from my iPod
>> 
>>> On Dec 12, 2014, at 11:31 PM, dark  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Teresa.
>>> 
>>> I am not sure of the exact numbers involved, but the first slower 
>>> heartbeat is when zombies are getting close, but not quite close enough 
>>> for melee range, thus what I did was heard the first heartbeat, made 
>>> sure I was on targit and then started swinging when the heartbeat was 
>>> faster, ie, when the zombie was closer.
>>> 
>>> All the best,
>>> 
>>> Dark.
>>> There is always more to know, more to see, more to learn. The world is 
>>> vast and wondrous strange and there are more things benieth the stars 
>>> than even the archmaesters of the citadel can dream.
>>> - Original Message - From: "Teresa Cochran" 
>>> 
>>> To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
>>> Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2014 1:29 AM
>>> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in Audio 
>>> Defencefor iOS
>>> 
>>> 
 Thanks, guys. I always wait for the heartbeat to start before I swing. 
 I've sometimes heard it beat faster, like a "second gear". :) I'll try 
 waiting for that, and I'll try making each swing count.
 
 Teresa
 
 Winging its way from my iPod
 
> On Dec 12, 2014, at 3:10 PM, Cara Quinn  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi Teresa,
> 
> Have you ever swung and missed? As far as I know, every swing goes 
> toward your accuracy. So if you are hearing every zombie in front of 
> you before you swing, then it is possible that as Phil says, you may 
> perhaps be swinging too early?
> 
> I wait until the heartbeat starts and then swing at the zombie when 
> it is right in front of me.
> 
> Maybe others have more tips / tricks?…
> 
> HTH and have a great weekend!
> 
> Cheers!
> 
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> On Dec 12, 2014, at 3:15 PM, Teresa Cochran 
>  wrote:
> 
> Hi, all,I'm trying to clean up in the challenges and get my last two 
> stars. These are in the "whack-a-zombie" level. You can oarly use 
> your melee weapons here. I can complete this level easily, but always 
> seem to g

Re: [Audyssey] A brief Tribute

[Steven Cantos]

Look, gamers.  No one's forcing you to play the adult oriented games.  It's
not like their saying, "you'd better play the adult games, or else, we'll
cut off your head" or crap like that.  I think that it has a lot to do with
your maturity level, and whether you have grasped the concept of Adult
Oriented.  Obviously, there's going to be some adult content in those games.
If you wish to play them, that's your own choice, and that's your standard.
If not, well, that's your own choice, too. I'm not going to criticize. 

 

Signed,

Steven 

 

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Re: [Audyssey] audio games popularity

[ishan dhami]

Hi my question is for copyright of a company. if a developer starts a
multinational company for example Philip bennefall, so which country
he can copyright or are you handeling all the business through the
internet or something which in extra do you prefer such an office.
How can a deaf blind play computer games?
Thanks
Ishan

On 12/12/14, Thomas Ward  wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> There are basic languages and tools for Mac and Linux although they
> are not very popular on those platforms. They don't have Visual Basic
> 6, as that is a Microsoft only technology, but there is Pure Basic
> which is similar enough that you could probably learn it were you
> interested in doing so. I have also heard that Mono now supports
> Visual Basic .NET executibles so that may also be an option for Basic
> developers on Mac and Linux. Point being, there are basic options out
> there, but since that isn't my forte I haven't really looked into it
> too closely.
>
> Cheers!
>
>
> On 12/12/14, Jim Kitchen  wrote:
>> Hi Ishan,
>>
>> I would say yes, because I have been sharing audio games for a long time,
>> so
>> I can say that I have gotten Email and phone calls from all over the
>> world.
>>
>> I don't know, maybe if I had a Mac and Linux and they had programming
>> languages similar to VB6, it would be a good thing to make games for the
>> Mac
>> and Linux, but for now it is Windows and VB6 for me.
>>
>> BFN
>>
>> - Original Message -
>> Hi everyone. do you think that audio games are popular in the all over
>> the world?
>> are VI kids have any type of craze of audio games?
>> do you think one day every developer wants to programme for maq and
>> linics?
>> Thanks
>> Ishan
>>
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>>
>> I like Visual Basic 6.0 because I can not C.
>>
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Re: [Audyssey] the dos solution maybe?

[shaun everiss]

well most of it is from ifarchives/games
folder including ifarchive/games/ inform
ifarchive/games/aft
ifarchive/games/pc
and /games/tads
I have also some solutions in there.
there are ofcause things I have no idea where I got them from anacron 
sc-dos achr which I forget where I got those from.
A lot of custom tools and junk a hacker that my dad knows gave me 
when I set my system up in the old days.
Then there are useless bits of crap like an old toshiba 6.22 ms dos 
support disk and an enhancement disk  for dos 6.22 with stuff from 5.0.
maybe some other stuff the disteno games, a couple birth and other 
card programs, quarterdeck expanded memmory 7 and 8 completely 
useless now norton 8 and 7 again useless.

To be honest I don't know what good is in the archive
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1407689/oldgames.7z
Its here anyway if you want, there are some old munawar programs 
basic stuff I had when I had gwbasic.

I wouldn't be supprised though if most of  what I have now is total crap!
Half of it I never really ran at all.
And the reason most of it is crap now is because the systems it was 
written for don't exist now.
I can give you wordperfedct 5.1 and old keynote software dos 6 and 5 
but they are totally crap and usless unless you have hardware synths 
and the system to run it on.
I wouldn't run some of the utilities on windows I am sure they are to 
dangerous.
The last time I looked  at this stuff was back in 2000 when I still 
had the stuff.
I don't have the old system anymore and its totally crap because its 
crappy and dead and I dropped it and its drives are all doomed anyway.

I chucked out all my old hardware ages ago to save space.
Aaying if I was ever able to get my hand on a keynote gold card or 
even an old toshiba 1850 or something then I have the software right here.
if I could get a full unused keysoft 2 that would rock to but there 
is no chance of that ever happening to me so I may as well forget it.
The reason I made the archive was because I wanted to preserve it but 
several times over the years I have thought of clearing the archives, 
and taking all my disks and throwing them away, including all the 
backups I have and my drive and eeverything!

I havn't but thats mainly due to my lazyness.
Life has moved round a lot, gym, games, testing piano walking etc.
I have less time to think on things and the only time I ever remotely 
have time to think of this is weekends and even then I am getting 
less and less time.
Even now I am trying to get on top of everything because tomorrow I 
have some extra training and I need to hunt for a xmas tree.
To be honest I don't even waht to know what is in the archive, I used 
to have so much time to run it all but now I don't know.
it was the reason though I stayed with the x86 platform to run  dos 
games in emulated ntvdm mode.
but that was the last time I ever do it, once I get a system with 
more than 4 gb ram, that may be the end of the line for me.


At 03:37 a.m. 13/12/2014, you wrote:

what is in your archive?

On 12/11/2014 11:05 PM, shaun everiss wrote:
yeah thanks josh, I submitted my archive today to the project and 
we will see what else they wannt.


At 02:59 p.m. 12/12/2014, you wrote:

some information.

historical access preservation project.

http://www.allinaccess.com/happ/

turbobraille for linux.

http://www.hallenbeck.ftml.net/software.html

better than nfbtrans i think.

now we just need someone to modify the dos provox7 screen reader 
so when you load dosemu provox will talk using espeak then we can 
use a real dos screen reader. aw heck make provox and espeak work 
in dosbox also.

provox is the only free open source screen reader for dos.
i want to use a real dos screen reader, and use my old favorites 
like wordperfect 5.1, lotus123, megadots, all the old dos text 
games, the dos edit application, q-basic for dos, and more.
linux such as TalkingArch could provide a backend for letting 
dosbox or dosemu access modern devices like usb floppy drives and stuff.



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[Audyssey] Fw: Two New Games! "Psy High" and "Creatures Such as We"

[dark]

Two New Games! "Psy High" and "Creatures Such as We"
There is always more to know, more to see, more to learn. The world is vast and 
wondrous strange and there are more things benieth the stars than even the 
archmaesters of the citadel can dream.
- Original Message - 
From: Choice of Games 
To: d...@xgam.org 
Sent: Friday, December 12, 2014 4:53 PM
Subject: Two New Games! "Psy High" and "Creatures Such as We"


  Download "Psy High" and "Creatures Such as We" today! Is this 
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Today, Choice of Games is proud to announce two new 
games. First, Psy High, the latest in our popular “Choice of Games” line of 
multiple-choice interactive-fiction games, is now available on iOS, Android, 
Kindle Fire, and, via the Chrome Web Store, Windows, OS X, and Linux.

Second, we’re announcing that Creatures Such as We is 
now available for free on iOS, Android, and our web site.

Psy High — Read minds, fight evil, and save the junior 
prom! 



When the kids at your high school start developing 
psychic powers, you and your friends must team up to stop the principal from 
taking over the world!

Psy High is an interactive teen supernatural mystery 
novel by Rebecca Slitt, where your choices control the story. It’s entirely 
text-based–without graphics or sound effects–and fueled by the vast, 
unstoppable power of your imagination.

Play as male or female; gay, straight, or bi. Will you 
be a jock or a brain? Popular or ignored? Use your psychic powers to help 
others, or to take what you want. Win a coveted scholarship, star in the Drama 
Club play–or lose it all and spend your senior year in juvenile detention. How 
much are you willing to sacrifice to get ahead in the world?

Can you solve the case? Can you save the school? And 
most importantly, can you find a date to the prom?

  a.. Solve mysteries in the classic teen-detective 
genre with a supernatural twist 
  b.. Find your place in the cutthroat high-school 
social scene: be an athlete, an actor, a brain, or a rebel 
  c.. Uncover the truth about your small town and its 
secrets 
  d.. Instead of stopping the principal, why not steal 
his powers for yourself, or even join him in his plan for world domination? 
  e.. Find your one true love, or more than one! (They 
never talked about love triangles in trigonometry!) 
Creatures Such as We – One of the Best Games of IFComp



Creatures Such as We by Lynnea Glasser is a 
philosophical romance with game designers on the moon. It's available on iOS, 
Android, and our web site for free, with no in-game advertisements and no 
in-app purchases. 

In Creatures Such as We, living on the moon is lonely, 
and stressful, and exhausting. Video games have always offered you an escape to 
a better life. The easy, happy life you wish you had. Which makes it so 
frustrating when the game you’ve been playing ends badly. But you have a chance 
to figure it out, because the next tourist group is the game’s designers. You 
can debate with them about art, inspire them with the beauty of outer space, 
get closer to any one specific designer in particular, and finally find out how 
to get the ending you always wanted.

  a.. Immerse in the beautiful setting of a moon-bound 
tourist destination a tourist destination. 
  b.. Explore the meaning of gaming as a form of 
artistic expression with a cast of game designers. 
  c.. Inspire profound discussions, courage, and even 
love with the visiting space tourists. 
  d.. Six unique character paths, with options to be 
romantic or maintain strict professionalism. 
  e.. Play both your character, and the character of 
the game-within-a-game. 
  f.. Decide for yourself the best way to bridge the 
gap between game players and designers. 
  g.. Inclusive options for gender identity, 
orientation, race, and age. 
Lynnea wrote Creatures Such as We in ChoiceScript as 
part of the 20th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (IFComp), where it took 
second place.

One of the beautiful things about IFComp is that people 
post lots and lots of online reviews for IFComp games. Leigh Alexander posted 
about Creatures Such as We in The Guardian. Emily Short posted a full review 
and highlighted it in her “top tier” (best of the competition) roundup, calling 
it “Well-paced and richly written.”

 

[Audyssey] catch52 for IOS released

[joseph weakland]

Hello all gamers I was informed that catch52 for IOS has
been released as of yesterday:) have fun:)

I am using my icloud address to post cause my main address ending with
att.net is appearantly blocked from receiving email from list.

Please only use 

josephweakl...@icloud.com  

for anything audyssey games list related and 

josephweakl...@att.net  

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Re: [Audyssey] Audyssey Magazine was A Brief Tribute

[shaun everiss]

I just wish that the audyssey magazine could become more regular, 
fact is by the time the mag hits these days if it does most of the 
stuff ie news and stuff is out of date.

for whatever reason though I don't want to see the mag die off just like that.
Problem is it was in the days before broadband, now its almost not 
needed but then I really miss reading it.
I have always thought about putting something together even if you 
have to change from the origional format to reflect everything thats going on.
There are so many projects out there its hard to know what is good 
and what isn't.


At 12:04 p.m. 13/12/2014, you wrote:

Hi Charles and all

  Indeed I'm ready and just have to pick up from all that's happened.

  2015!  Let's rock!



On 12-Dec-2014 5:20 PM, Charles Rivard wrote:

What a project to begin the new year!

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- Original Message - From: "Thomas Ward" 
To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
Sent: Friday, December 12, 2014 3:38 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Audyssey Magazine was A Brief Tribute



Hi Shaun,

While the Audyssey Magazine has been temporarily on hiatus the last
couple of years I happen to believe it will be back sooner or later.
Not what Ron's situation is and why he hasn't been able to put out an
issue for a while I don't foresee it lasting forever.

Besides Audyssey is so much bigger than the magazine these days. I do
intend to update the website in the not too distant future, plan to
work on converting the magazines to html, and may do a few other
things with the site such as have a news section that will supplement
the magazine when it comes back.

Cheers!


On 12/10/14, shaun everiss  wrote:

Well I used to read audyssey with rellish.
It was good to just look at what the blind were doing.
Fact was i had no idea of what the net was back then.
I had started when win 95 was out.
In fact I never really left dos till 2005 when my old keynote gold
died completely.
In fact through highschool, the keynote gold was with me till just
before the end when I switched to my satelite 310.
However the keynote was more fun because it had games on it.
Dos actually got me friends with a group of hackers, I am friends
with one of them still, another couple I know the rest have gone away.
We played with games before the net.
Most of them ran windows 3.1 and dos then however jims games were one
of the things we often played.
Sadly audyssey is basically dead, I don't know though if its worth
bringing it back though.
There are rarely issues out these days, and the fact is the
audiogames forum has replaced it.
back in the dialup days it was good, saying if something can be done
with the mag, I have time to help out.
I have jarte plus as  my lightweight processer, and to be honest I
want to keep the magazine alive.
Jims stuff got me into that, the imortal gamer reminded me of the
comic strips and other stuff in old computer magazines now no longer
in production or online.
A lot of them came with software, cds disk, and the like.
my group and I would load things on systems till they died and decide
what was good or not, if it completely totaled the system usually the
cd was snapped into bits and shreaded, however those days are gone
with the web.
Once I tried to bring up an old project on some old systems machines
for book playback  but not much came of it.


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Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in AudioDefencefor iOS

[joseph weakland]

Audio defense rocks and I also love papa sangre ii:)

-Original Message-
From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Charles Rivard
Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2014 2:14 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in AudioDefencefor iOS

The claymore??  Hmm.  Sounds like it's going to be a real blast!!

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- Original Message -
From: "Teresa Cochran" 
To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2014 1:32 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in AudioDefencefor iOS


> Oh,, wait till you get to the banjo, especially leveled up. And the 
> claymore is nice, too. ;)
>
> Teresa
>
> Winging its way from my iPod
>
>> On Dec 13, 2014, at 11:52 AM, Charles Rivard  wrote:
>>
>> I wish the "bong" sound were more pronounced, just for orneriness.  
>> I'd like to really give the zombie a big time headache!  (evil grin)
>>
>> ---
>> Be positive!  When it comes to being defeated, if you think you're 
>> finished, you! really! are! finished!
>> - Original Message - From: "Teresa Cochran" 
>> 
>> To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
>> Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2014 4:42 AM
>> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in 
>> AudioDefencefor iOS
>>
>>
>>> Oh, I didn't realize the zombies weren't within melee-weapon range 
>>> when the heartbeat first sounds. I'll have to play with that' a bit.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Teresa
>>>
>>> Winging its way from my iPod
>>>
 On Dec 12, 2014, at 11:31 PM, dark  wrote:

 Hi Teresa.

 I am not sure of the exact numbers involved, but the first slower 
 heartbeat is when zombies are getting close, but not quite close 
 enough for melee range, thus what I did was heard the first 
 heartbeat, made sure I was on targit and then started swinging when 
 the heartbeat was faster, ie, when the zombie was closer.

 All the best,

 Dark.
 There is always more to know, more to see, more to learn. The world 
 is vast and wondrous strange and there are more things benieth the 
 stars than even the archmaesters of the citadel can dream.
 - Original Message - From: "Teresa Cochran" 
 
 To: "Gamers Discussion list" 
 Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2014 1:29 AM
 Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fine-tuning Melee Weapon Accuracy in Audio 
 Defencefor iOS


> Thanks, guys. I always wait for the heartbeat to start before I swing. 
> I've sometimes heard it beat faster, like a "second gear". :) I'll 
> try waiting for that, and I'll try making each swing count.
>
> Teresa
>
> Winging its way from my iPod
>
>> On Dec 12, 2014, at 3:10 PM, Cara Quinn 
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Teresa,
>>
>> Have you ever swung and missed? As far as I know, every swing 
>> goes toward your accuracy. So if you are hearing every zombie in 
>> front of you before you swing, then it is possible that as Phil 
>> says, you may perhaps be swinging too early?
>>
>> I wait until the heartbeat starts and then swing at the zombie 
>> when it is right in front of me.
>>
>> Maybe others have more tips / tricks?…
>>
>> HTH and have a great weekend!
>>
>> Cheers!
>>
>> Cara
>> ---
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>> ---
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>>
>> http://www.onemodelplace.com/CaraQuinn
>>
>> Follow me on Twitter!
>>
>> https://twitter.com/ModelCara
>>
>> On Dec 12, 2014, at 3:15 PM, Teresa Cochran 
>>  wrote:
>>
>> Hi, all,I'm trying to clean up in the challenges and get my last 
>> two stars. These are in the "whack-a-zombie" level. You can oarly 
>> use your melee weapons here. I can complete this level easily, 
>> but always seem to get between 65% and 70% accuracy. I can't 
>> think of anything else to try to improve this. What are the 
>> criteria for accuracy. Is it the speed with which you dispatch 
>> the weapon? I seem to have the zombie right in front of me when I hit it.
>>
>> Ideas?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Teresa
>>
>> Winging its way from my iPod
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Re: [Audyssey] A Brief Tribute; was: Pizza Delivery

[shaun everiss]

I agree with talking arch but I majorly mangled my install on my 
system and I may have to redo it again I may need some help when that 
comes I have an old system I can use it on but I really have no clue 
over a sertain point it never got working as I'd like it which was 
why I wanted to get sonar manjaro and set from that.


At 03:31 a.m. 13/12/2014, you wrote:
the closest thing you can come to dos now, would be TalkingArch. and 
what is nice about it is you can install a GUI desktop, but set it 
up so the GUI launches when you type the command and tell it to run. 
I think speakup will even work with voxin if you want. but if provox 
and espeak worked in dosbox or dosemu or both, then we could have a 
real dos screen reader, inside of real dos again.


On 12/10/2014 6:11 PM, shaun everiss wrote:
Well when I got on, the first 16 issues maybe 20 issues were on 
paul henrichsons site now dead.
I downloaded them not because I knew what it was but because my 
hacker friend told me to click it and read them.

I downloaded all issues and spent ages reading them.
I subscribed to the list at softcon and such.
Back then I still had dos so was able to play some of the old games.
I learned so much in the first few reads, things like infocom games 
were right under my nose, when I was born, in 1982 infocom ruled gaming.
I had my first system in  1991 but never thought about gaming till 
I got the net.
And I never thought about the net till my best  friend and leader 
of the hacker group I was with got it and started poking with code.

For a while up to 1998 in fact I was the only one with the net.
No one thought about that.
my dad and the rest of the family were skeptical about costs and 
security, and my religious aunt and uncle are still suspicious but 
at least they have it now.

I couldn't imagine a life with out the net now.
Yet, if I had never got friends when I did I wouldn't have even 
thought about going online.
Back then school computers and such were for school and you were 
trained with the basics.

I was always fiddling with the disk drive trying to get disks to read.
I still have a usb drive somewhere but all the disks are on my system.
from time to time I play interactive fiction and old dos games but 
as everyone has gone 64 bit I don't play with dos much mainly 
because I'd need a seperate machine to get it working or a desktop 
that could run vms, my laptop can't manage it I have tried.

For ages I tried to get an old dos system but gave up eventually.
Windows is my life and for the most part its quite good for what it is.
I still think of the time  before tablets and when you had to 
fiddle and babysite the system daily.

Its not that bad.

At 10:27 a.m. 11/12/2014, you wrote:
I think that the first issue of Audyssey was on a 3.5-inch floppy 
that, as you recall, weren't actually floppy.  Along with the text 
version of the magazine were a few games, and one of Jim's games 
was on it.  Offhand, I don't remember where I got the disk from, 
though, and I think that the game may have been the winkit file 
from which you start.


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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] A Brief Tribute; was: Pizza Delivery



Hi,

Yeah, I think I first discovered Jim's games around 96 or 97 as well.
Audyssey such as it was only had a couple of issues out, and I think
is how I discovered Jim's Dos games. In any case I have had countless
hours of fun playing Jim's games both for Dos and for Windows.

In fact, I have considered for along time of porting some of them to
Linux just so I'd be able to play them natively on Linux without
having to resort to Wine or similar means. I just haven't had the time
or the mental state of mind to take on such a project though.

Cheers!



On 12/10/14, shaun everiss  wrote:

I was earlier than that, I  ran over jims stuff back when they came
out 1996 maybe 1997 was the first time I got a modem, I had it till
it broke and in 1998 I got another.
I stayed on dialup to 2001 when I got my first xp system and I was
playing his stuff before that though at that time that was some dos
games, and only a few self voicing titles.


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Re: [Audyssey] A Brief Tribute; was: Pizza Delivery

[shaun everiss]

but who can afford or get a propper synth, I chucked mine all out 
because all the new hardware didn't even have the fudging ports!

So whatever I use will have to be software.

At 03:29 a.m. 13/12/2014, you wrote:
well speakup will still work with keynote gold if you have a keynote 
gold PCMCIA card or external keynote gold. and provox is free open 
source dos screen reader so maybe?



On 12/10/2014 5:57 PM, shaun everiss wrote:

Well I used to read audyssey with rellish.
It was good to just look at what the blind were doing.
Fact was i had no idea of what the net was back then.
I had started when win 95 was out.
In fact I never really left dos till 2005 when my old keynote gold 
died completely.
In fact through highschool, the keynote gold was with me till just 
before the end when I switched to my satelite 310.

However the keynote was more fun because it had games on it.
Dos actually got me friends with a group of hackers, I am friends 
with one of them still, another couple I know the rest have gone away.

We played with games before the net.
Most of them ran windows 3.1 and dos then however jims games were 
one of the things we often played.
Sadly audyssey is basically dead, I don't know though if its worth 
bringing it back though.
There are rarely issues out these days, and the fact is the 
audiogames forum has replaced it.
back in the dialup days it was good, saying if something can be 
done with the mag, I have time to help out.
I have jarte plus as  my lightweight processer, and to be honest I 
want to keep the magazine alive.
Jims stuff got me into that, the imortal gamer reminded me of the 
comic strips and other stuff in old computer magazines now no 
longer in production or online.

A lot of them came with software, cds disk, and the like.
my group and I would load things on systems till they died and 
decide what was good or not, if it completely totaled the system 
usually the cd was snapped into bits and shreaded, however those 
days are gone with the web.
Once I tried to bring up an old project on some old systems 
machines for book playback  but not much came of it.


At 08:51 a.m. 11/12/2014, you wrote:

Hi,

Yeah, I think I first discovered Jim's games around 96 or 97 as well.
Audyssey such as it was only had a couple of issues out, and I think
is how I discovered Jim's Dos games. In any case I have had countless
hours of fun playing Jim's games both for Dos and for Windows.

In fact, I have considered for along time of porting some of them to
Linux just so I'd be able to play them natively on Linux without
having to resort to Wine or similar means. I just haven't had the time
or the mental state of mind to take on such a project though.

Cheers!



On 12/10/14, shaun everiss  wrote:
> I was earlier than that, I  ran over jims stuff back when they came
> out 1996 maybe 1997 was the first time I got a modem, I had it till
> it broke and in 1998 I got another.
> I stayed on dialup to 2001 when I got my first xp system and I was
> playing his stuff before that though at that time that was some dos
> games, and only a few self voicing titles.

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Re: [Audyssey] A Brief Tribute; was: Pizza Delivery

[shaun everiss]

Josh I have your stuff.
you have a few more things than I have and I have added them to my stuff.
I have documentation for various dectalk synths to.
To be honest if I could get a donation to source some of the stuff 
copywrite, etc and get stuff ported I'd do it, but I really have no 
idea how to do it and next I'd need to pigyback on a hosting of stuff 
and there is bandwidth to concidder to.
There is probably a bit more, I know I don't have all the infocom 
disks for example but even so.

I am the last or one of the last of the breed of people that ever knew dos.
And to be honest I'd still use it over windows in some respects.

At 03:37 a.m. 13/12/2014, you wrote:

here's a link to some old dos games.

https://www.sendspace.com/file/yhn9eb

now if provox the only free open source dos screen reader by chuck 
hallenbeck could be modded make it send its output to espeak so it 
runs in dosbox or dosemu so we have real dos with a real dos screen 
reader but with software speech.


On 12/11/2014 10:59 PM, shaun everiss wrote:
I do play the adult games but I don't like them as much as the 
others ofcause.

life and trucker existed in dos form back when.
Sadly about the time my dos system died most of my disks were 
corrupted and mangled through overuse I managed to back   up 
everything but I did loose some things.


At 07:54 a.m. 12/12/2014, you wrote:

Hi Jim,

To be honest I'm not surprised you got negative comments regarding
your adult oriented games. Some people get on their moral high-horse
and can't resist sticking their self-righteous noses into everyone's
business and make a big deal out of something that really should be of
no concern to them. If they don't like adult oriented games don't
download and play them. However, instead of leaving it at that they
feel they must verbally protest.

I for one appreciate you have decided to create adult oriented games,
because our market is small and there are very few truly adult
oriented games for us to play. Protests aside I hope you continue to
release the occasional adult oriented game because I usually get a lot
of fun out of them.

Cheers!


On 12/11/14, Jim Kitchen  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> To all who have said that they appreciate my adult games, 
really thank you
> very much.  I have received negative feedback about them just 
because of the

> adult content, so it is really nice to get such nice positive feedback.
> Thanks again.
>
> BFN
>
>  Jim
>
> Cleverly disguised as a Responsible Adult
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[Audyssey] Adult Delivery game

[Phil Vlasak]

Hi Jim,
For your adult Pizza Delivery game you could change that to,
Pot and prostitute  delivery game.
For Marijuana, you could specify which Strains of it,
1. Grape Stomper- super heavy, very kiefy sativa strain with a crazy high 
THC level (usually 20% and above)
2. Golden Goat- a completely unique smelling sativa dominant with a sweet 
taste and great high for enjoying all the other things that make Colorado 
awesome other than legal weed.

3. Sage n Sour- If you absolutely have your heart on something Sour.
An amazing hybrid that stands for "Sativa Afgani Genetic Equilibrium"; 
legend has it that it was an attempt to create the first true hybrid 50% 
sativa, 50% indica strain. So cross that with a strong sativa and you've got 
something special for sure.
4. Critical Mass- a fruity tasting high CBD strain that is great for pain 
relief. Though lower in THC and great for a relaxing effect without too much 
of a psychoactive effect, the very high CBDs still pack a punch that will 
leave you locked to the couch for several hours.
5. Presidential Kush- a sativa dominant cross with OG Kush, this is just not 
to be missed if you can find it. Truly one of Colorado's most unique and 
pleasing strains for overall effect, taste, smell, and bud density.


And for the prostitute  what type of toppings to wear, bra, bikini, 
glitter, tassels or bare.
And with your choice of hair colors in black, brunette, blonde and red, or 
even gray.


smiles,
Phil


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Re: [Audyssey] A Brief Tribute; was: Pizza Delivery

[Ron Schamerhorn]

Sounds good Jim and look forward to it.


On 15-Dec-2014 3:21 AM, Jim Kitchen wrote:

Hi Ron,

Thanks, I will try.  I think that adult pizza delivery will be next.

BFN

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   Many hours spent playing different titles of yours.  I haven't
  tried Triple J with the joystick.  I'll have to hook it up in the next
day or two and see.  Look forward to your upcoming releases adult or
otherwise.  Keep them coming Jim!

Take care
Ron

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Re: [Audyssey] A Brief Tribute; was: Pizza Delivery

[Jim Kitchen]

Hi Thomas,

Darn it! 

- Original Message -
Hi Jim,

Lol. Sounds interesting, but somehow I don't think that will work.
Although, it would be a nice try.

Cheers!


On 12/14/14, Jim Kitchen  wrote:

Hi Thomas,

Live and let live is kind of my motto for life in general.

I think that I am going to buy a motor home and park it on the boarder of
Nevada and Colorado.  That way I can legally smoke pot on one end and hire a
prostitute in the other end.  I'll be broke all the time, but have a huge
smile on my face. 

BFN


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Re: [Audyssey] A Brief Tribute; was: Pizza Delivery

[Jim Kitchen]

Hi Ron,

Thanks, I will try.  I think that adult pizza delivery will be next.

BFN

- Original Message -
Hey Jim

  Many hours spent playing different titles of yours.  I haven't
 tried Triple J with the joystick.  I'll have to hook it up in the next 
day or two and see.  Look forward to your upcoming releases adult or 
otherwise.  Keep them coming Jim!


Take care
Ron

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