It was pretty The game featured the B.E.A.R.S system (Bare Effort Adaptable Room System), which would change rooms depending on the number of players The BEARS system didn't just tweak numbers, it tweaked puzzles as well. And thus, Cellar Door Games was On top of starting a project well beyond our resources and expertise, we also juggled full-time jobs to get this game running. We found out about it pretty late, so we had to play catch up with everyone Fresh off the success of DSYP we decided to go big. Release Date: August 6, This was our second game we ever attempted, and it was for the 2009 DreamBuildPlay contest.
First, we reduced the amount of options a player had (A man and a door), and secondly, we built an achievement system which was used to give the player The game revolved around the achievement system so heavily that it was placed into the game over screen progression. To solve this we had to pre-empt what we thought people would We did this in 2 ways. But then our balls grew back and we stuck to our A big part of the game revolved around making a text adventure that allowed people to input whatever they wanted. It did pretty The game has a swear word in it, and we were thinking about changing the title to be more friendly. In it you must stop a man from pooping himself using only text It was originally designed on a bus, and we decided to make it on the weekend. Release Date: February 16, This was the first game we ever made, and back then we used to be called Decade Studios.
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