[CYOA] Abstract Adventure

[Harmless]

ask the dot to fall asleep

[*Emelia K. Fletcher]

Lose sense of humour

[#4715]

Ask the red dot how it got here.

[AwesomeJRFD]

You know, using the same logic as the pillar from earlier, waking up at the bottom of the hole should have had the dot end up at the top of the wall, but I guess logic is inconsistent in this abstract world.

If you decide to make it consistent, since it wouldn't be as fun if it wasn't, then here:

Push the other dot into the hole, then jump in next to it. When both are at the bottom of the hole, wake up. Both are on top of the wall. Push the other dot along the top of the wall until the corner is reached. Push the other dot off the wall and jump after it. When both dots reach the bottom, they're both outside the cage/trap/thing.


Also, this reminds me of the flash game Shift.

[GrandPiano]

You know, using the same logic as the pillar from earlier, waking up at the bottom of the hole should have had the dot end up at the top of the wall, but I guess logic is inconsistent in this abstract world.

There is no wall.

Also forget what I said before about the dot having slipped, I was feeling lazy and didn't want to redo that pic; here's what it actually looked like when the dot landed:



(Remember when I said the dot will always be black in the waking world and white in the dream world? Turns out that doesn't always work out. It will usually be clear whether the dot's awake or sleeping, though.)

If you'd all like to give new commands based on this change, go ahead.

Also I've played Shift and I can see the similarity.

[*Emelia K. Fletcher]

Fondly regard creation

[Harmless]

ask that red dot to fall asleep

[GrandPiano]

Fondly regard creation

I get the reference even though I haven't read that far.

But no.

ask that red dot to fall asleep

The red dot does as you ask and falls asleep.

[*Emelia K. Fletcher]

Fondly regard crustacean

[Harmless]

now fall asleep