Fixed the DB issue (my lazy hacks).
Should be able to vote now.
Should be able to vote now.
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DizzyAGE Easter Competition 2015 [ENDED]
Started by Adam Markey on 13 February 2015 • 21,657 views
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Omg tough choice between Sunken Castle Dizzy and Dizzy The Last Hero {yolkfolk}:yahoo:
and done {yolkfolk}:rofl:
Think i know my voting order but as we've got till Aug 1 i'm gonna play them all again just to be sure. THANK YOU GAME MAKERS i've enjoyed playing them all.
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Think i know my voting order but as we’ve got till Aug 1 i’m gonna play them all again just to be sure. THANK YOU GAME MAKERS i’ve enjoyed playing them all.
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I am guessing you haven't opened up the Easter Egg version of Annie's Legacy then! {yolkfolk}:ill: {yolkfolk}:redfaced: {yolkfolk}:scared: {yolkfolk}:crazy: {yolkfolk}:rofl:
Oh my bad, didn't post when i finished, sorry Grandad, but as usual i thoroughly enjoyed playing & swearing!
No smarty pants i didn't finish with egg version but hoping to this time round!!!!
No smarty pants i didn't finish with egg version but hoping to this time round!!!!
Congratulations to everybody!
I'll announce some prizes next week. I guess they can be called "surprise prizes" because the page was sleepy during the competition, but have no fear, everyone wins something this time too :smile:
Thank you again, for all the games of this 10th anniversary edition!
Alex
I'll announce some prizes next week. I guess they can be called "surprise prizes" because the page was sleepy during the competition, but have no fear, everyone wins something this time too :smile:
Thank you again, for all the games of this 10th anniversary edition!
Alex
Being the 10th Anniversary of the DizzyAGE Easter Competition, this year we'll offer each participant (or team) one digital game of their choice from Steam, each in the limit of 10 EURO.
So, send me the link to the game you want (from your current email address where you'll receive the gift link).
You will need a Steam account to install the game.
If there's nothing of interest within this price range now, you can contact me later, when you find something.
Have Fun!
So, send me the link to the game you want (from your current email address where you'll receive the gift link).
You will need a Steam account to install the game.
If there's nothing of interest within this price range now, you can contact me later, when you find something.
Have Fun!
I don't have steam and I have no intention of installing it, so I won't be claiming my prize.
Thanks for the thought Alex, but I won't bother either - I only enter the competition for fun (and my favourite 'steam' is what comes out of my kettle and into the teapot) {yolkfolk}:bigwink:
Hi Alex, it sounds like a good idea for a prize to me. I don't know anything about Steam, so I'll have to check it out and get back to you. I imagine I'll want to try it out tho, I've got plenty of disk space. :smile:
Thanks.
Thanks.
Yeah I've used steam in the past, used it to get a copy of Wizardry 8 which took me hours to download, and the classic DOS Series Commander Keen :teethy: Gog is another one I have used. They've got plenty of new/modern and classics so your bound to find something you'll like.
I don't have Steam either (used GOG once or twice) so I won't be claiming. Thanks anyway and I'll probably be back next year :tup:
Hi, Alex!
I wanted to support my friend and buy the game Mystik Belle on steam:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/332610/
Thank you for a prize and help!
p.s. All participants of the competition thanks and good luck! (sorry for my bad English)
I wanted to support my friend and buy the game Mystik Belle on steam:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/332610/
Thank you for a prize and help!
p.s. All participants of the competition thanks and good luck! (sorry for my bad English)
Steam is easy. You need an email to register the account. You install a client, download the game fast and you're ready to play. From what they say the "get the game" details should be delivered in the email they send.
From what I see GOG also offers gifts support, so if you want something from GOG in this price range, let me know.
I use both GOG and Steam. Somehow Steam managed to convince me to buy again some games I already had (as hard copy), just to have them in my list. Old or not so old adventures at 1 or 2 $, depending on sales are quite hard to refuse :smile:
So far Simon ordered this game:
60 Seconds
http://store.steampowered.com/app/368360/
I saw this one before, so Simon, let us know if it's as fun as it seems.
And Trz this one:
Mystik Belle
http://store.steampowered.com/app/332610/
Alex
From what I see GOG also offers gifts support, so if you want something from GOG in this price range, let me know.
I use both GOG and Steam. Somehow Steam managed to convince me to buy again some games I already had (as hard copy), just to have them in my list. Old or not so old adventures at 1 or 2 $, depending on sales are quite hard to refuse :smile:
So far Simon ordered this game:
60 Seconds
http://store.steampowered.com/app/368360/
I saw this one before, so Simon, let us know if it's as fun as it seems.
And Trz this one:
Mystik Belle
http://store.steampowered.com/app/332610/
Alex
I'm not interested in Steam or any of the other providers. I don't play games on my PC. But thanks anyway.
As for rebuying games for Steam you have already bought hard copies for, you are a mug for falling for their scam. They should offer them for free if you provide proof you already own it.
As for rebuying games for Steam you have already bought hard copies for, you are a mug for falling for their scam. They should offer them for free if you provide proof you already own it.
Nice one! I have a GOG account with [email redacted]. If you can get me this, that would be great! https://www.gog.com/game/dungeon_keeper_2
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So far Simon ordered this game:
60 Seconds
http://store.steampowered.com/app/368360/
I saw this one before, so Simon, let us know if it's as fun as it seems.
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It's certainly interesting - like nothing else I've played before. You have very limited control over what happens in the shelter, so the first minute of action determines most of the rest of the game. What's fiendish is that there's no way of getting everything you need, so you always (it seems) end up losing one way or the other. But there are many, many different ways to lose.
I think I'd be a little miffed if I'd paid for the game - it's great to start with, but gets repetitive quite quickly.