Maud
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gamezebo notes that http://www.wadjeteyegames.com/ is making their first game, "The Shivah" free until Tuesday, in recognition of Yom Kippur. Wadjet Eye describes 'The Shivah' as a rabbinical adventure of mourning and mystery.
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FreeShiva
notblocklox
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Hi, Maud, thanks for this information.
The new designed forums don't like our old codes, so your links were dead, therefore I edited them. The new routine: just click on URL and a little window opens, paste the link of the site into the form, enter and in the new form just type the name you want.
The order is not as straightforward as with other distributors (bigfish), but at last you get your game. Though it is Yom Kippur they didn't get my real address and phone number - sorry.
Here is some info about this unusual game: Interview and wiki
Thanks!
graylox
Maud
offlineMember
Thank you, notblocklox. I always check links I've posted somewhere in case I make a mistake. I found these were dead, and tried editing them. I thought I'd gotten them right finally, but I didn't know the right way to post a link here. I'm glad you fixed them. And thanks for the info on how to do it right; I'll make a note of that:)
notblocklox
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Terri, use credit card, paypal it won't let you charge 0. Credit card doesn't ask for any information from you it goes right through. I hit the same walls. This works though =)
Terri218
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OK I finally got it but I have to download it again since it doesn't recognize the demo. I hit a wall on the demo because it asked for a password and I assumed that would come when I purchased the game but they didn't give me or ask me for a password. Anyone know how to beat this? I used that temporary e-mail so it will be gone soon.
Maud
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Terri218 -
I'm not sure why you're having this problem. I didn't have to give any credit card info to get this. I clicked on "Buy this game" (not get free demo), entered the name, address, email addres, etc. info, left "Method of payment" set at "secure online credit card" as it already was, and the order went through. A page came up telling me an email had been sent to me, and the email contained the link to click to begin the download.
What happened differently when you tried it?
Maud
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Terri218 - I haven't had a chance to play this game yet, so I don't know the answer to your question. If I were you, I would email Wadjet games. When I got the link to d/l the game, I remember their saying that, though the offer was only good til midnight Monday/Tuesday, that if you didn't get it downloaded by then for some reason, to email them and they'd send you another link. Presumably, they could either tell you how to resolve your problem or, if necessary, let you download it again - although if you used the 10 minute email, that might be a problem, since I assume they would only email a link to the same email address, because of only providing the game for free to people who had actually "bought" it during the free period.
ScarletPetal
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Terri218, it's part of the game; you have to guess the password. If you move the mouse up to the top of the screen, there are some clues; I finally guessed it from the - business card, I think. (you have to click on it to make it show; I had a bit of trouble with that). And just think, after you figure THAT one out, you have to figure out another one a couple scenes later. I wish I could be a little more helpful, but I uninstalled the game after trying it out.
Terri218
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The game developer posted on Gamezebo and asked people to e-mail him if they were having problems. I did and he got back to me IMMEDIATELY. I will play the game again later and see if his suggestions work. He seems genuinely interested in his customers (even the freeloaders) and their feedback.
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