Mystery's Games Game Developer
Number of posts : 602 Age : 53 Location : Switzerland Registration date : 2008-01-20
| Subject: In Somnia Fri Feb 27, 2009 3:15 am | |
| In this short point and click adventure by Mystery's Games, you find yourself in Somnia. Explore the surroundings, solve puzzles, and find a way out of your dream. Download Here (12 MB, for Windows only!) Important Notes:
- In order to keep the file size low, the video sequences have been compressed. To play them properly, you must have the XVid video codec installed before you start the game. You can download the current version from http://www.koepi.info/xvid.html (637 kB)
- Depending on your system, it might take a couple of seconds to start the videos in the game, please be patient.
- Right click on the screen with your mouse to see the options (save/load/exit).
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Mystery's Games Game Developer
Number of posts : 602 Age : 53 Location : Switzerland Registration date : 2008-01-20
| Subject: Re: In Somnia Sat Mar 21, 2009 3:59 pm | |
| Walkthrough for In Somnia by Mystery's Games: - Spoiler:
You find yourself on an island with strange trees. Go forward to the stone, and click it. Click the note underneath the stone, then click it to put it away. Go to the "tower" on the left, and pick up the orb. Go back. Walk forward to the altar, and drag the orb onto it. Wait for the cut scene, the orb will explode. Walk forward to the altar again, and pick up the key. Go back. Go to the right, and take note of the letters and numbers on the screen (SI8C). Go to the small entry in front of "C", and climb down. You are in a cave now. Click the note, which contains a clue. Take note of the positions of the letters and numbers, pay especially attention to the positions of SI8C. Click the note to put it away. Turn left, and pick up the brown marble. Turn left twice, and pick up the pink marble and the green gem. Drag the key onto the lock of the treasure box, and see inside. Click the device, and click on the correct buttons according to the clues (SI8C). Click the following buttons: top left, 2nd left, 4th left, 4th right. Back out, and you'll hear a sound, an elevator has arrived. Turn right, and enter the elevator. Drag the pink and brown marbles onto the correct places. Watch the lamp, a number will show up: 77. Go forward, and enter the next elevator, it will take you to an island. Turn to the right, and enter the cabin with a screen and buttons. Set it to 77 by using the appropriate buttons. Then click the red button to confirm, the screen will say "complete" (if you have made a mistake, you can reset it with the black button). Back out. Turn to the left, and walk to the wooden turtle. The button on it has been activated by setting the number 77 before. Click the button, and the glass door of the booth will slide up. Enter the booth. Talk to Soron (click on the text to advance with the dialogue). He is ready to help you, but wants a precious artifact in exchange. Drag the gem onto him. Watch the cut scenen and the credits. Click on the screen to exit.
END OF EPISODE 1.
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nigec Starter
Number of posts : 14 Registration date : 2008-12-22
| Subject: Re: In Somnia Sun Mar 22, 2009 9:47 pm | |
| Really nice game Mistery, love the music.. Shock, horror! I didn't need the tutorial, trust me thats very unusual, I have the attention span of a fruit fly usually I really like the plants and trees you do Have you not used the cubic plugin for AM? Has it improved any?, | |
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Mystery's Games Game Developer
Number of posts : 602 Age : 53 Location : Switzerland Registration date : 2008-01-20
| Subject: Re: In Somnia Wed Mar 25, 2009 12:22 am | |
| Hi Nige, thank you Yeah, this game wasn't meant to be very difficult, it was more of an occasion for me to learn to work with the other 3D modeler that I'm using now. Nope, I haven't finished any games with the cubic plugin, I'm having difficulties to render the images appropriately for it. I would like to make a game using it, but I still need to figure out the correct settings in my modeler. My first tries gave very strange/messy cubical images, lol But currently I have absolutely no time to experiment with it in order to figure it out. All I know that the problems that were present for certain graphic cards, have been resolved. And Van Knudenberg over at the AM forums is working on a game that uses the cubic plugin. I'm very curious to see how it will be | |
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Lilliputt Game Developer
Number of posts : 35 Location : Over there *points* Registration date : 2008-01-24
| Subject: Re: In Somnia Mon Apr 13, 2009 12:34 am | |
| Yet another great game. Short and interesting alien logic I would recommend anyone to play this game Thank you very much for creating it! | |
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Mystery's Games Game Developer
Number of posts : 602 Age : 53 Location : Switzerland Registration date : 2008-01-20
| Subject: Re: In Somnia Wed Apr 15, 2009 7:28 am | |
| Thanks a lot Lilli! | |
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