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Log Cabin Dizzy v1.0 [DOWNLOADABLE]

Started by delta on 18 December 2011 • 17,824 views

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Here we go then, my one-room Dizzy game is now finished. Log Cabin Dizzy has as many puzzles as a smallish DizzyAGE game (such as Winter Nightmare Dizzy), but entirely self-contained within a single room!

I had the idea about a year back to try and fit a whole game into one room, (I was going to call it One Room Dizzy...!) but I couldn't think of a plausible scenario for it. Now that I have, here it is!

Log Cabin Dizzy

Download the latest version (v1.0) from:

DizzyAGE website (v1.0)

Yolkfolk.com (v1.0)

There's no help thread, because it's quite easy (once you know what to do). I completed it on one of my test runs in 3 minutes and 37 seconds!

Donate

The game is free to download and share, however if you like it, please consider http://dizzystories.110mb.com/donate.php . :smile:

Story:

Dizzy and the Yolkfolk are sheltering from the winter snow and cold in their log cabin. Unfortunately there's no fire going, and Pogie is sitting on the wood!

Help Dizzy to keep the Yolkfolk warm and get the fire lit before they freeze to death!

Version History:
v1.0 Released 18/12/2011 First public release.

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#76132

As usual, very well done Jamie! A very nice Xmas pressie for us, thanks! {yolkfolk}:clap:
Took me about 12 minutes, very nicely plotted and enjoyable.

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#76133
done it in 9 minutes and 58 seconds :smile:


Nice little game, it quite amazing that you managed to squeeze so much into just one room.
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#76134

I accidentally left the game running when I was uploading it to the site, so it affected the time I finished it the first time.

On my second attempt though.....4 minutes, 37 seconds :smile:

Great stuff {yolkfolk}:clap:  

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#76135
Short but good game.Number of puzzles surprised me.
Congratulations.
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#76136

Great game jamie i completed game in half GB (gigabite) that's 5 minutes 12 seconds LOL {yolkfolk}:clap:

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#76138

thanks jamie that was a lovely pre-xmas surprise - loved playing it even if it did take me 45mins on first go {yolkfolk}:redfaced:

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#76139

Fantastic little game,

20mins ain't too long is it {yolkfolk}:rollseyes:

Couldn't seem to work out what to do at the end with the drinks.

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#76140

Glad everyone likes it! :smile: It was more of an exercise than anything really, a challenge to see how many puzzles could be fitted into one room, and whether you could actually make a playable game out of it.

45mins quiggie? What did you get stuck on? {dizzy}:cool:

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#76142
By the way Jamie, I've noticed dizzy has got different eyes and mouth in this and last game, I'm i right in thinking this is so. and how did you accomplish this.
Thanks and all the best
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#76143

I got stuck for a while using the hot wax as I wasn't using it in the precise place. Hope I wasn't the only person trying the door panels, bit of chimney etc on everything when I first got stuck :wall:

Liked Daisy's new hairstyle.

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#76144

[quote data-userid="37" data-postid="76142"]

By the way Jamie, I’ve noticed dizzy has got different eyes and mouth in this and last game, I’m i right in thinking this is so. and how did you accomplish this.
Thanks and all the best

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Yeah he does, you can change it back to the old one in the menu. It's relatively simple to do really, similar to changing from 'normal dizzy' to 'dizzy with snorkel' in other games.

Of course it does need all-new dizzy sprites, but I did all the hard work drawing them when I did MFD.

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#76146

[quote data-userid="23" data-postid="76140"]

Glad everyone likes it! :smile:  It was more of an exercise than anything really, a challenge to see how many puzzles could be fitted into one room, and whether you could actually make a playable game out of it.

45mins quiggie? What did you get stuck on? {dizzy}:cool:

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Oh i knew you'd embarrass me by asking - it was trying to fill the bucket :blush: and i notice GRANDAD got stuck with the wax but hasn't put how long he took :cool: and yes i did try all the wooden panels etc on the fire {yolkfolk}:redfaced: anyway i enjoyed it all the more when i finally placed it in the right place {dizzy}:cool:

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#76147
Just run through it again in 3 mins 11 secs. I reckon it can probably be done in less than 3 mins.
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#76148
Let's just say I took between 45 mins and an hour :sad:
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#76149
Can't un-zip the folder because i don't have winzip unless i pay.
Which seems odd because I'm sure i used to be able to. :sad:
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#76150

[quote data-userid="55" data-postid="76149"]

Can’t un-zip the folder because i don’t have winzip unless i pay.
Which seems odd because I’m sure i used to be able to. :sad:

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Use free 7z. In it is built in zip.

http://www.7-zip.org/

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#76151

[quote data-userid="55" data-postid="76149"]

Can’t un-zip the folder because i don’t have winzip unless i pay.
Which seems odd because I’m sure i used to be able to. :sad:

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That's odd, XP, Vista and 7 all come with the ability to unzip folders built into the operating system.

EDIT:: in XP, open up the zip folder, and on the left menu there should be a tab called 'folder tasks', and under that should be 'extract all files'.

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#76152

I don't have XP I'm on 7.
But when i try to unzip anything I'm told my trial version has expired. Never had do buy a copy before.

EDIT: ah i found the problem.. it wanted to use some s****y Winzip than the proper version.. i hadn't switched them back after i used Winzip (it was so long ago i forgotten about it)

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#76153
21 minutes.
I was getting quite into that. :teethy:
Got really stuck with the picture frame.
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