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** [[One Room Game Competition 2007]]: 8th place of 9 entries.
** [[One Room Game Competition 2007]]: 8th place of 9 entries.
** [[InsideADRIFT Game of the Year Comp 2007]]: 3rd place (joint) of 6 entries.
** [[InsideADRIFT Game of the Year Comp 2007]]: 3rd place (joint) of 6 entries.
** Download [http://www.delron.org.uk/games/puzzlebox.zip puzzlebox.zip] from [[Delron]].
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Also, for all the games entered in ORGC 2007:
Also, for all the games entered in ORGC 2007:
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* [http://emshort.wordpress.com/2007/12/23/one-room-game-competition-2007/ Review] by [[Emily Short]].
* [http://emshort.wordpress.com/2007/12/23/one-room-game-competition-2007/ Review] by [[Emily Short]].


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Latest revision as of 21:38, 22 October 2014

One-room
One-room
The Puzzle Box
Author(s) Richard Otter
Publisher(s) n/a
Release date(s) 19-Nov-2007
Authoring system ADRIFT 4
Platform(s) ADRIFT 4
Language(s) English
License(s)
Multimedia
Color effects none
Graphics none
Sound/Music none
Ratings
Cruelty scale Merciful

How It Begins

The old house on Sycamore Street has been many things in its long history. Once upon a time it was a finishing school for rich young ladies. Later it become a brothel for rich young gentlemen. In recent memory it has been a guest house and then an old people's home. The property is currently for sale.

Through it all, this house held a dark secret.

If people spoke at all about the house, they looked about in quick movements and spoke in hushed tones. They would tell of a long corridor at the very top of the house. A corridor with a locked door at the end; a locked door with no key. Of the room beyond the locked door; a room with only one door and no window. A room with a dark secret.

Notable Features

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Versions

Version 1 (Competition Release; dated 16 Nov 2007)


Also, for all the games entered in ORGC 2007:

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