I thank you all for your prompt feedback. It is very useful and interesting for us to listen to your comments, what you've enjoyed the most, what you feel we can improve. So please don't hesitate to voice your opinion (in positive or negative).

Above all, it is rewarding for us to know that this game was an opportunity for you to have some pleasant time, and get to know new locations, facts and people of our island -- cats included

Best
Silvio

Hi Silvio

I applaud your thread and good hearted openness to gamers thoughts on Anacapri. It is never easy to make something from nothing and it is a long road between the start and seeing your game in people's hands. You have a good many supporters, myself among them.

I hope that you never stop writing down your dreams, and bringing them to interactive life - my friend - for they cast such a lovely light.

Has anyone been finding glitches in the game? I've been enjoying it, but right now I can't get the Damecuta Glass Door puzzle to work, although it did work yesterday in an earlier save version. SPOILER!!!! So now I have 2 save versions, each locked up at a different point. Any ideas??

Thank you

nookular,

Please post in HInts and I am sure someone can help you.

Ana

Laura, your words are very kind - thank you!
Indeed it would be a very sad moment if one were to stop dreaming or stop communicating his/her own dreams...

I like very much the games where are photographs of real places in the world.
So I was surprised when I read a very terrible review on the 4-Fat-chiks forum called the Anacapri: The Dream or the nitemare?
Now I see on that site another photo game in Sweden called East side story with a reely lovely review.

That seems vry strange for me

Hi LindaMarion --

Different reviewers have different tastes -- even if they are reviewing games for the same website.

It happens on GameBoomers as well.

And not all games in a particular format or style are equal. Doubt if anyone would mistake Milo for Myst....

I thought this game was great. I love a good story with original puzzles. More and more I am tending toward the indies who you can feel have put their heart and soul into these games.There is definitely a place for this type of game among the Culpa Innatas and Sherlock Holmes vs Arsene Lupin (both of which I also loved). Its been a great year for adventures so far!

Dyl'smom

I finished this game just a couple of days ago, and absolutely loved it. The scenery was stunning; it was a pleasure simply to roam the streets and surrounding areas. The option to take a look around in Exploration mode with a tour guide is a really nice touch.

The story was interesting, and the puzzles were good fun too. I've become hooked on the card game Scopa.

I found the voice acting to be a bit flat, but that would be my only quibble. An excellent game, which I would recommend to anyone.

I am also among those tho thoroughly enjoyed the game. I hope to see more of your work in the next production. I like the "real world" feel of real places as opposed to something made up. Gives the game the feeling of "realness" (is that a word?) Anyway, you have another ardent supporter.