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there's a guide in the zip folder that tells you what to do next, i'm assuming you haven't gone to get andy's anchor necklace hanging on the truck outside.
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fly the cherub out the window and click the chain on dog house, then spike the demons beer
Wuh?!
Did someone fall into a Chron-o-John and steal an incomplete Sierra game from the early 90s? Cause if so, give that man an imitation diamond!
Did someone fall into a Chron-o-John and steal an incomplete Sierra game from the early 90s? Cause if so, give that man an imitation diamond!
Amazing game, just my cup of tea, the 90s point and click style is marvelously done.
And as always on this here site, could everyone who isn't gay just not bat an eye instead of comment like I do when I see the tenth straight game in a row? Some people really seem to think that every game must cater their tastes. Doesn't hurt to not always speak your mind, especially on a game that couldn't have a target audience more different to said people if it actively tried.
And as always on this here site, could everyone who isn't gay just not bat an eye instead of comment like I do when I see the tenth straight game in a row? Some people really seem to think that every game must cater their tastes. Doesn't hurt to not always speak your mind, especially on a game that couldn't have a target audience more different to said people if it actively tried.
I just finished playing through the Demo. And I'll say it right now, it's good. If you're into Cartoony Gay Porn with a dumb, adorable couple in a minimalistic puzzle-solving linear game set in 1990's Hell, This is for you.
The creators of Strange Flesh went from strict-beat em up combat with 3 different Endings and short yet plentiful sexual animations to a slower, but interesting Point & Click Puzzle Solving Adventures with multiple Bad/Goof Endings and slow but detailed sexual animations with a bigger emphasis on Story and Dialogue. And I'll say it right now, the Dialogue is really good. The beginning starts off pretty quick since your basically trying to get away from some buff dude. But slows down a bit once you leave the first area. In order to progress, you gotta read through the story told through character dialogues, and pick up items that open up new paths and events.
And while this is a linear game, it does allow you to explore enough that you can find new events, items, and scenes that are unrelated to the main plot. Now again, this is a Demo, so you're not gonna get much in the 2-3 explorable areas the game gives you. But with how much content it has, it is arctic levels of deep, and I genuinely enjoyed it. Mind you, I didn't get off from playing it, If it had a gallery mode, there were some scenes I wish I could rewatch for a few hours. But what's there ain't bad.
(Side tangent though... For those of you who keep BITCHING about games being Gay. Please just... stop, better yet, leave. I'm serious, Why is it that every time I look up a brand new M/M game, I stumble upon a dumbass post that CLEARLY dosen't understand what tags are? It wasn't funny or informative the first time. And it is not funny or informative now. Please, stop clogging up the comment section with your homophobic baggage.)
The creators of Strange Flesh went from strict-beat em up combat with 3 different Endings and short yet plentiful sexual animations to a slower, but interesting Point & Click Puzzle Solving Adventures with multiple Bad/Goof Endings and slow but detailed sexual animations with a bigger emphasis on Story and Dialogue. And I'll say it right now, the Dialogue is really good. The beginning starts off pretty quick since your basically trying to get away from some buff dude. But slows down a bit once you leave the first area. In order to progress, you gotta read through the story told through character dialogues, and pick up items that open up new paths and events.
And while this is a linear game, it does allow you to explore enough that you can find new events, items, and scenes that are unrelated to the main plot. Now again, this is a Demo, so you're not gonna get much in the 2-3 explorable areas the game gives you. But with how much content it has, it is arctic levels of deep, and I genuinely enjoyed it. Mind you, I didn't get off from playing it, If it had a gallery mode, there were some scenes I wish I could rewatch for a few hours. But what's there ain't bad.
(Side tangent though... For those of you who keep BITCHING about games being Gay. Please just... stop, better yet, leave. I'm serious, Why is it that every time I look up a brand new M/M game, I stumble upon a dumbass post that CLEARLY dosen't understand what tags are? It wasn't funny or informative the first time. And it is not funny or informative now. Please, stop clogging up the comment section with your homophobic baggage.)
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I'm so sad, can't play the game keep having an error (ERROR : Unable to determine game data. Engine was unable to find any compatible game data.) on ZapNAndy.exe or (Unable to read ARGV0 : 'C:\Users\****\Desktop\ZA1224Demo\Windows\winsetup.exe'. Check that you have access right to this file.) on winsetup.exe. I tryed exe them in admin mode and check security rights to allow everything for every users. But still the same errors. (>_<)
EDIT: Nevermind, I'm stupid I forgot my computer was still in jap unicode (>_<).
EDIT: Nevermind, I'm stupid I forgot my computer was still in jap unicode (>_<).
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In what order should the mushrooms in the second scene be eaten?I tried to analyze the relationship between animals and numbers, but felt I lacked some knowledge
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there's only two mushrooms that you actually need to eat and i don't think the order matters (they're listed in the guide txt file) peculiar and bizarre are the two you're looking for
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I'm in the mushroom part, the guide does not specify what you should do in the room with mushrooms
