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| How about a detective puzzle? by Mysterio 05/08/2014, 5:58am PDT | ||||
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| Something goes missing, you have to talk to a bunch of NPCs to find the culprit. You can accuse any of them and if you guess wrong then they are mad and you don't solve the mystery?
Another puzzle would be a guessing game (carnival game or cup-and-ball) where the correct answer depends on an unrelated factor (three flies buzzing around means the ball is under cup 3, or questions with blue font are always answered 'no' and red font is always 'yes' , or the like) Since these would be mostly text based you can do them in rpgmaker right? |
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How're these for the last 5 puzzles by 05/08/2014, 1:34am PDT  Get Lufia 2 on an emulator for great dungeon puzzles NT by 05/08/2014, 2:58am PDT How about a detective puzzle? by 05/08/2014, 5:58am PDT That first idea! by 05/08/2014, 7:14am PDT A music-based puzzle? by 05/10/2014, 3:36pm PDT He could boost discoverability by changing the title to 'Hall & Oates & Dragons' NT by 05/10/2014, 4:46pm PDT This made me laugh NT by 05/11/2014, 10:27am PDT Well the first part is kind of like that by 05/10/2014, 10:23pm PDT |
