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| Release Date | 3 August 2005 |
| Release Type | Freeware |
| Content Advisory | None | None | None |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Setting | Fantasy |
| Genre | Investigative |
| Story | Original |
| Play Length | Short Game (can be completed within 30 minutes) |
| Language | English |
| Graphics | 640x480, 32-Bit Colour |
| Downloaded | 3,100 All Time |
"It's a dark night in an allotment that knows how to keep it's secrets, and one slug is still trying to find the answers to lifes persisting questions...
Guy Noi- erm, *ahem*
Guy Slug."
My first AGS game, nothing spectacular, and pretty damn short, too.
You'll have to right click > 'save as' by the way, seeing as angelfire suck for hosting.
-RoboPenguin
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The slow, realistic movement could have been faster and the hook/coin/sun thing puzzle didn't really make sense to me... it randomly got the item.... but otherwise... cool graphics.. shows potential.
Guy Slug is a very, very short game made as a learning exercise. As a first effort it shows some promise, with some pretty nice character graphics. The movement of the slug is impressive but it's kind of painful to have to sit and watch him crawl across the screen at a far too realistic pace. Also, the darkness of the screen, while suggesting a film noir atmosphere, makes it a bit difficult to see exactly where everything is, especially when some of the items are so small.
Guy Slug is a nice idea but it'll need a lot of work. It is too short to really draw any kind of reliable conclusion about future promise from.
Huh??!! your kidding, right? this isn't even a teaser...