someone at freein.diega.mes described the humor of leon’s newest game as being in the vein of tom and jerry cartoons, a slapstick whose punchlines revolve around intricately-laid plans and sudden reversals of fortune, but what impresses me most about tiny sorceress (and its predecessor, terra tam) is how seemingly naturally the rules of each scene guide you to its punchline. design is an elegant trap, and no where is that clearer than when paired with L’s playful sadism. slut was giggling and screaming every few seconds until the game was over.
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I’d been hoping for a long time that I would someday make a game that would be worthy of your blog (and wasn’t just a ROM hack). Thank you, Anna.
thank ~you~, leon.
Now I know what it’s like to be Wile E. Coyote.
Genius.
Hi Anna,
Forgive the informality, but I have been unable to find an email address for you. I’d like to interview you for a public radio show (Your Call on KALW 91.7 fm) in SF where we’ll be talking about innovative games. I’ll leave my email address and you can just write a quick reply if you are interested and would like more information.
Thanks!
Max
(jacobs.maxwell@gmail.com)
Terra tam really is excellent, and I wish there were more games as effortlessly funny
THIS IS REALLY HILARIOUS
Most excellent.
It reminded me a bit of “the adventures of alfredo”, bit on a Mac, and much more skillfully done.
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