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Mr William Fisher is my hero! #569848
11/21/09 08:12 PM
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I have just finished the Last Half of Darkness trilogy. Oh what fun I had! They played beautifully , very atmospheric and logical. A special commendation for the music. I usually turn that off after 5 minutes but not today Jose. One small puzzle, at the end I was given a code to enter on their website but couldn't find where! I will be checking back frequently to monitor the progress of his new game. Bill has at least one guaranteed sale for that. Thanks Bill


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Re: Mr William Fisher is my hero! [Re: cris53] #569849
11/21/09 08:17 PM
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So glad you enjoyed it Cris! I think his games are awesome too! They always keep me on the edge of my seat.

Ana wave


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Re: Mr William Fisher is my hero! [Re: BrownEyedTigre] #569852
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cris53 ...I totally agree.....

Billy Is A Great Independent Developer!!


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Re: Mr William Fisher is my hero! [Re: Darleen03] #570093
11/22/09 06:23 PM
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Thanks for the support everyone. Glad people are enjoying the Last Half of Darkness series... Stay tuned for a demo soon.

@cris53 - if you are having trouble finding the webpage to input the secret code for Tomb of Zojir... feel free to email and I can give you the direct link to the bonus game.



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Re: Mr William Fisher is my hero! [Re: billy] #570107
11/22/09 08:21 PM
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yay Bill!

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Re: Mr William Fisher is my hero! [Re: BrownEyedTigre] #570194
11/23/09 07:59 AM
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What a man!!!


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Re: Mr William Fisher is my hero! [Re: cris53] #570230
11/23/09 10:06 AM
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I agree. I loved those games and can't wait for more. thumbsup


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Re: Mr William Fisher is my hero! [Re: GBC] #570572
11/24/09 12:53 PM
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As I play "Spirit's Eye", I'm finding so many things that make me think the same thing, Cris53.

I grew up going to a place in Southern California called Knott's Berry Farm (near Disneyland). Some rides... but the main focus (early on) was to replicate the Old West. And part of that was a ghost town, complete with a graveyard that --after sunset-- was lit a dim, eerie green. Somewhere during my LHOD gameplay, I was 'transported' back to that time & place, and the magical, eerie feeling I got while strolling through parts of Knott's. Guess you had to be there.

Another thing I noticed in the game is that the point-of-view --when going up stairs, or down a hallway-- is very close to the ground... another effective element (of many) that adds to its eeriness. Good stuff! Thanks WRF.

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