2010 AIF Mini-comp

[ExLibris]

@Boris404

From memory, you will need to find *all* the romance objects (candles, fire, chocolates, flowers, wine, music, and possibly something that I'm forgetting), and use the lube.

[Dolphin-BR]

@wmabie, thanks for the tip!
I have finished "Once Upon a Dream" and "Sibling Seduction". The last one is my favorite. I started to play the other two, but the main character is a girl, and games like that have no appeal to me, so I didn't go on.

[Boris404]

Thanks ExLibris:

I had missed the candles. Tried grabbing them earlier, not just lighting them.

I have done about everything I can think of now to Abby. Apparently my imagination is less then the game desinger. There is 10 points more to get. I have used all the orifices.
That's what makes it a game, a puzzle.

[deadpool]

I keep getting 15 points short of the 130 in sibling seduction...anyone ever got 130?

[JolllyTodger1]

I keep getting 15 points short of the 130 in sibling seduction...anyone ever got 130?

You can get 125 if you are a mind reader and figure out the author didn't code RUB but did code FINGER and didn't code FUCK TITS but did code TITFUCK.

I assume there's also 5 points to be had if you can get her to jerk you off but my psychic powers are waning today.

[ltpika]

Fuck, looks like the site is down. Anybody have the files.

[deadpool]

Fuck, looks like the site is down. Anybody have the files.

Site works fine.

[deadpool]

http://newsletter.aifcommunity.org/index.php?id=games.htm

[ltpika]

Fuck, looks like the site is down. Anybody have the files.

Site works fine.

Way to not be helpful what so ever.

[deadpool]

Fuck, looks like the site is down. Anybody have the files.

Site works fine.

Way to not be helpful what so ever.

Please check other post before whining.

[JolllyTodger1]

I keep getting 15 points short of the 130 in sibling seduction...anyone ever got 130?

I figured it out. Here's a 130-point walkthrough for this terrible, terrible game.

LIGHT CANDLES (5 points)
X BOX
TAKE WOOD
PUT WOOD ON FIRE (5 points)
N
OPEN FRIDGE
TAKE WINE
OPEN CUPBOARD
TAKE CHOCOLATES
S
GIVE WINE TO ABBY (5 points)
GIVE CHOCOLATES TO ABBY (5 points)
E
TAKE FLOWERS (5 points)
E
OPEN WARDROBE (5 points)
W
N
X DRAWERS
TAKE PLAYER
S
W
TURN ON PLAYER (5 points)
GIVE FLOWERS TO ABBY (5 points)
GIVE PILLS to ABBY (5 points)
REMOVE GOWN (5 points)
LUBE ASS (5 points)

Abby is now ready for anything. You can do these in any order I think, but anal ends the game.

KISS ABBY (5 points)
TOUCH TITS (5 points)
LICK TITS (5 points)
TITFUCK ABBY (10 points)
ABBY SUCK COCK (5 points)
LICK PUSSY (5 points)
TOUCH ASS (5 points)
LICK ASS (5 points)
TOUCH PUSSY (5 points)
LICK PUSSY (5 points)
FUCK ABBY (10 points)
FUCK ASS (20 points)

[deadpool]

I keep getting 15 points short of the 130 in sibling seduction...anyone ever got 130?

I figured it out. Here's a 130-point walkthrough for this terrible, terrible game.

LIGHT CANDLES (5 points)
X BOX
TAKE WOOD
PUT WOOD ON FIRE (5 points)
N
OPEN FRIDGE
TAKE WINE
OPEN CUPBOARD
TAKE CHOCOLATES
S
GIVE WINE TO ABBY (5 points)
GIVE CHOCOLATES TO ABBY (5 points)
E
TAKE FLOWERS (5 points)
E
OPEN WARDROBE (5 points)
W
N
X DRAWERS
TAKE PLAYER
S
W
TURN ON PLAYER (5 points)
GIVE FLOWERS TO ABBY (5 points)
GIVE PILLS to ABBY (5 points)
REMOVE GOWN (5 points)
LUBE ASS (5 points)

Abby is now ready for anything. You can do these in any order I think, but anal ends the game.

KISS ABBY (5 points)
TOUCH TITS (5 points)
LICK TITS (5 points)
TITFUCK ABBY (10 points)
ABBY SUCK COCK (5 points)
LICK PUSSY (5 points)
TOUCH ASS (5 points)
LICK ASS (5 points)
TOUCH PUSSY (5 points)
LICK PUSSY (5 points)
FUCK ABBY (10 points)
FUCK ASS (20 points)

Thanks

[Frank]

Minicomps are just a waste of talent and time anyway.

Why would you want to have an author waste time something so tiny when they could be devoting their time and energy to something bigger and better?

/minicomps size rules made sense in the dialup era
//welcome to the 21st century

[BBBen]

Minicomps are just a waste of talent and time anyway.

Why would you want to have an author waste time something so tiny when they could be devoting their time and energy to something bigger and better?

/minicomps size rules made sense in the dialup era
//welcome to the 21st century

There actually is a good answer to this. Bigger games take a really long time and a lot of effort to make. The mini-comp encourages people to make small games that don't take nearly so much time and effort, allowing people to play with ideas that maybe aren't as important, but can turn out really interesting. More importantly, new authors routinely bite off more than they can chew and can't finish the games they start. The mini-comp encourages new authors to get their feet wet in a field of competition where expectations are managed and they're not allowed to overreach. For that reason we see entries from a lot of new authors, and from a lot of people who never really find themselves able to finish a big game.

Oh, and one other nice thing, the comp itself is a nice event for the community that brings us all together once a year, and despite the smutty subject matter it's fun in a kind of wholesome way.

[Greyelf]

Minicomps are just a waste of talent and time anyway.

Why would you want to have an author waste time something so tiny when they could be devoting their time and energy to something bigger and better?

/minicomps size rules made sense in the dialup era
//welcome to the 21st century

That is a bit like saying writing short stories and novelettes are a waste of talent and time, authors should only write multi volume series. Yet more people are writing short stories and novelettes that are being read by others than ever before.

Besides the things pointed out by BBen, the simple fact is that not all ideas are large enough to fill the content required by a big game/book, and nor should the idea be stretched to do so because it generally ends in a bad game/book.
Secondly time limits can be a good thing because they can force you to concentrate on what is important to the game/story. And lastly minicomps also give authors a chance to try out new things (engines/techniques) without the expectations that come with larger games/books.