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===Reviews===
===Reviews===
* {{spag review|d|distress}} - a review by [[Valentine Kopteltsev]].
* {{spag review|d|distress}} - a review by [[Valentine Kopteltsev]].
* [http://www.drizzle.com/~dans/if/comp05.html#distress Review] by [[Dan Shiovitz]].
* [http://inky.org/if/comp05.html#distress Review] by [[Dan Shiovitz]].
* [http://www.the-wabe.com/if-comp-2005/#distress Review] by [[Rob Menke]].
* [http://www.the-wabe.com/if-comp-2005/#distress Review] by [[Rob Menke]].
* [http://www.caad.es/spac/spac45.pdf Spanish review] (.pdf) at [[SPAC]] by [[Baltasar el Arquero]].
* [http://www.caad.es/spac/spac45.pdf Spanish review] (.pdf) at [[SPAC]] by [[Baltasar el Arquero]].

Revision as of 03:53, 29 October 2009

Science Fiction
Science
Fiction
Outer space
Outer space
Green IF comp ribbon.png
IF Comp 2005
4th of 36
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XYZZY Awards 2005
Best Puzzles
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XYZZY Awards 2005
Finalist - Best Game, Best Story, Best Setting,
Best Individual Puzzle, Best Use of Medium
Distress
Distress small cover.jpg
Author(s) Mike Snyder
Publisher(s) n/a
Release date(s) 01-Oct-2005
Authoring system Hugo
Platform(s) Hugo
Language(s) English
License(s) Freeware
Multimedia
Color effects none
Graphics optional
Sound/Music none
Ratings
Cruelty scale Cruelty to be determined

How It Begins

You're a young ensign in the wreckage of an escape pod, stranded on the planet Runoma II. The lifeless body of your colleague lies crushed under the pod's torn door, while your lieutenant has slipped into a sleeping stupor; a spike has ground itself into his left shoulder. None of the other crew members made it.

The desert stretches away in all directions, with the wreckage of the Sirius Dream still blazing to the distant north.

You hear a faint, guttural droning.

Versions

Competition version

Version 7

Links

General Info

Reviews

Spoilers

  • Solution by Mike Snyder, containing verbose, terse and "speed run" walkthroughs, an author's commentary, and a game map.