Advent Hack 3.1.2 + Redeem Codes

There’s a big when u try to water the plant

Play button fixed, but still can’t water the plant with bottle of water, unless I am doing something wrong. I’ve tried every command and even tried to use the stone pitcher.

This is great game for your imgaination and ingenuity and problem solving. That said, its not for the fainthearted but their is plenty of help, thanks to the interent (when you really get stuck), something we vetrans didn't have. Note, this 1,000 point version has a few different tweaks, so even if you knew the old 320 pt version, you won't be able to blitz through the game that easily. On the other hand, the game's natural setbacks or fustrations (like the maze, the villains ) are now easier to deal with.
Now, the previously reported the water bottle bug is a major concern. Please don't be cruel and leave us with some of the dead ends like the 1st version 320 pt game left us. I have a 35yr score to settle and your continued donation of support will be loved.

Just downloaded this app. I used to play the original Adventure game for HOURS. Did finally beat the game - big thing about this is it makes you think - it's not graphic. You need to draw a map as you go and track your movements. There are secrets and uses for each of the items. The snake is the first trick. Get the bird - but to get the bird you need to first find the cage. But you can't get the bird in the cage until you drop something. Use reasoning, imagination, and draw a map as you go. You should be able to have hours of fun too.

For older - not Gen X mostly us boomers that were into computers in the early days - before GUIs and mice - back when the command line ruled - this was the type of games that wasted hundreds of hours in university labs, company computer centers and other such places.

I played this game and others (trek, hammurabi, etc) on PR1ME mini-computers on text terminals.

Ahh nostalgia.

This implementation of Adventure (or the Colossal Cave) is very well done. My compliments to those that created it.

Thanks!!

I definitely am not old enough to remember the text adventures, but that doesnt mean that they can not be fun for me. When I first got this game I didnt expect much from it, but I turned it on and gave it a try. Once I finally found a way to actually get inside of the cave, I was taken to a world that could be anything I wanted it to. I like the updates from this game from the older versions such as being able to type in "downstream" and it takes you downstream. The only problem that I found with this game, and the only reason it is not five stars, is the fact that a bug crashes your game and your whole ipod. You cannot get very far into the game before you have to start over again. If advent can fix this bug so there will be no crashes I would definitely give it five stars! Vote yes if you agree to fix the bug!!

I never played this specific game when I was a child but I was introduced to text-based games when I was 5 years old. I had an Atari and a Nintendo but just couldn't seem to drag myself away from a text-based game that actually made me think instead of just sitting at the tv mashing buttons. It's absolutely GREAT that someone brought a classic to the iPhone. I had always wanted a chance to play Colossal Cave and now I FINALLY got a chance to. I am now 26 and still enjoy the old-school command-prompt games.

PS: If you're not using your immagination (yes, a game that actually makes you think) AND you're not writing things down, you will get lost and frustrated VERY easily. Takes a lot of patience and a lot of mistakes to get anywhere in these types of games. :)

Sadly, many people nowadays fail to enjoy these kinds of games, so I think a lot of people aren't going to like this much. However, if you remember the original, or you're younger but easily amused (like me), you'll probably enjoy this. I knew it was a text-based game when I downloaded it and thought it would be incredibly boring, but I was pleasantly surprised to find it pretty fun. However, I don't ever play video games, so I'm sure that makes a difference. I'm sure my younger brother, who loves video games, would get bored with this game after about five seconds. But if you think it might be mildly entertaining, I suggest giving it a try because you might enjoy it more than you think. (Plus it's free, who can resist that?)

I remember this game from my first incarnation of playing on a Honeywell Terminal back in 1978 (Paper Feed). I am not sure if this is the same creator, but I think it is....I played this game in Madison Wisconsin on the city mainframe TSS. I actually got to speak to the creator on the phone back 30 years ago with some questions about the game. This game spawned my interest in programming and PC gaming. I am glad to see that it has made it to the iPhone even after over 30 years of age. I downloaded it today for some great memories of the past. It may be kind of old in comparison to what is out there now, but this is what started it all....please keep that in mind. Thanks guys, and I hope you read this from an original player from the past.

This game truly is a great game. This was the first text adventure game that I had ever played, and it was great. I played the game for about a half hour or so, and when I unlocked the grate in the river and dropped down, I walked down the tunnel until the game said that a giant snake was blocking the path. When I typed "n" for north, to run back the way I came, my iPod froze. For four ducking hours. I had to sit there and wait for it to die before I could plug it back into the charger and boot it up again. Did anyone else have this problem? I would love to play this game again, but I'm afraid it might freeze again. Still a fun game though. I've downloaded this and other text adc

I was looking forward to reliving my youth and playing advent once again. I was especially looking forward to playing the fabled 1000 point version, since I've already played the standard 350 point version, the enhanced 550 point version, and even a rare CDC NOS (Brass Hatch) version from the early 1980's.

The good news is that this is a nice implementation for iOS.

The bad news is that it's very buggy. Not crashing buggy, which I could live with, but game logic buggy. Some parts of the game just don't work! It seems that the original parts of the game work correctly (so far), but some of the extended game is broken. The rose puzzle doesn't work, for example. And lights are inconsistent (candles don't work in places, but the lamp does). I've also run into a bug where the inventory shows you a full bottle of water, but the game treats it as empty when you try to use it. But if you try to refill it, the game treats it as full! Argh!

Also, some of the commands don't work, like NOTIFY, SAVE GAME, RESTORE GAME, INSTRUCTIONS, and HELP. The commands BRIEF and VERBOSE work, but don't stick like they're supposed to.

I would have reported this to the developer directly, but they don't seem to have an obvious support page on their website.

Bugs come up on a 32gb iPad 3 running iOS 5.1.1