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Escape from the Office was available as a giveaway on December 1, 2021!
Escape from the Office is a 2D side-scrolling platformer.
The player controls a character whose goal is to escape from the office avoiding traps, but it is not enough to get to the cherished door, you also need to collect all the keys to open it.
Controls are not typical for games of this genre, this is its main feature, the character moves to where the player points with the cursor, and the further the cursor is, the faster the character moves.
Get ready, the game is challenging, it is very difficult! Please be patient, you will need all the experience of a seasoned gamer to go through it to the end.
- Unusual controls
- Pixel graphics
- Funny music
Windows
96.6 MB
$0.99
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Whiterabbit-uk,
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Whiterabbit-uk,
I have found freebies on Indiegala here:
https://freebies.indiegala.com/
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Whiterabbit-uk,
Get better soon - my six months for the booster shot aren't over until January.
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Hey Wrascally Wabbit,
Thanks for the heads up on the the H.G. Wells game. I grabbed it plus the OST. Love Wells and the others you mentioned. In school I was discouraged from reading any of those types of books because I was a girl. But luckily I had a librarian that lead me to those books and helped me choose what to read. Sometimes she would have them already picked out for me when I came in.
I can't believe your doc gave you both at the same time. I have had friends that say the booster shot knocks them really bad and then to get the flu jab too. I got my flu shot last month and I have not heard from my doc about an appt yet for the booster. No matter what I am getting it. It's our duty as a part of the human race to knock this thing out.
Huggles to you and the family and the real rabbits...
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delenn13,
Thanks Delenn :) I've been in bed virtually all day, which I sorely needed, but woke up about 20 minutes ago, still feeling like **** I was shocked to hear that you were discouraged to read Sci Fi.
Thanks to my English Lit. teacher it gave me a life long interest in the genre. I used to call into my local book store regularly on the way home from school to peruse the latest releases and spent most of my weekly allowance and paper round money on books (average cost of a paperback title was around £0.35 back then). The owner of the shop would occasionally sell me hard cover versions cheap (I got the Lord of the Rings limited edition books on acid free paper and pull out maps of Middle Earth for £2.50 each). The shop owner even gave me some books (usually ones he'd had on the shelves for a long time). I loved the sci fi themed front cover illustrations. When New English Library put out a monthly magazine called Sci Fi Monthly (which was in a large format), it contained several double sided posters and lots of short stories from the authors of the day. When I went to university I had a large student room which was basically wall papered from the ceiling to the floors with the posters I'd collected from over two years worth of the magazine which I passed on my way home from school.
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