[Tidus]

Hi all,

All of you (well, almost) know of the "Not Pr0n" game that could be found at: http://www.deathball.net/notpron/notpron.htm , which features over 100 different riddles, no?

Well, I'm trying to do something very similar to this.

But, I would like to ask all of you out there as to what type of puzzles and/or riddles you would personally like to encounter and solve in such a game like this that you would consider as something FUN & NEW!!

Please be creative and let your immagination run wild!!!

Thanks.

P.S.
Oh, and one more thing -- the harder the puzzle is, the better!!

[Tidus]

Anyone?!? Please?!?

[AFGNCAAP]

I don't know; I think the success of notpron is related to the fact that you don't really know what to expect with each consecutive level. Its puzzles are not easily classifiable into types - at least not until they are already solved. I think that may be the reason why you are getting no feedback.

[insane_cobra]

You're not getting any feedback from me because I'm not that interested in such games, but you might want to check out The Fool's Errand (mods, please don't delete the link, the game is freeware now), one of the puzzle classics, for some inspiration.

[MoriartyL]

Same with me- I just don't like Not Pr0n.

[AFGNCAAP]

Originally Posted by insane_cobra

You're not getting any feedback from me because I'm not that interested in such games, but you might want to check out The Fool's Errand (mods, please don't delete the link, the game is freeware now), one of the puzzle classics, for some inspiration.

Good call there (and here is the "officious" Cliff Johnson's site complete with all the old games he designed available for download, if anyone's interested). I didn't think of The Fool's Errand, because its puzzle design is radically different: they are all superbly interconnected, rather than being a series of separate challenges. I do prefer TFE (in fact, it's one of my favourite games ever! ) over notpron, with which I got bored after umpteenth level, because I'm too stupid for it it gets too obscure.