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Re:Show HN: A game my 12-year-old daughter wrote by 8x8squares on Monday January 01, 2018 @11:56PM (#16049964)
Excellent game. Very well done!

Small suggestion: If items were intentionally made not to look like clickable, it's fine. Otherwise, a simple 'cursor: pointer' on doors and items would be better in my opinion.

Nevertheless, it's a wonderful piece of art. Your daughter has a promising future.

Re:Show HN: A game my 12-year-old daughter wrote by david927 on Tuesday January 02, 2018 @12:02AM (#16049986)
Thank you so much. That means a lot to her.

She says the items were intentionally made not to look clickable to make the game more challenging.

Re:Show HN: A game my 12-year-old daughter wrote by code_duck on Tuesday January 02, 2018 @01:07AM (#16050193)
Has she played any of the classic LucasFilm SCUMM based games? Or their predecessors, the text-based Infocom games like Zork?
Re:Show HN: A game my 12-year-old daughter wrote by jimnotgym on Tuesday January 02, 2018 @07:11AM (#16051421)
Start with 'The Secret of Monkey Island'. £2.37 on Steam [0]. I spent hours on my Atari ST wondering how to get past the governor's dogs. With no WWW to look for cheats I ended up asking at my local independent computer shop (remember those), and one of the guys told me how to do it.

[0]http://store.steampowered.com/app/32360/The_Secret_of_Monkey...

Re:Show HN: A game my 12-year-old daughter wrote by BugsJustFindMe on Tuesday January 02, 2018 @12:29AM (#16050075)
Most of the clickable items do look clickable to me, except for the cupboard bucket. Also wtf is happening when you use the bucket? It transforms?
Re:Show HN: A game my 12-year-old daughter wrote by david927 on Tuesday January 02, 2018 @12:41AM (#16050112)
Clearly, if you water a plant it grows into a pumpkin, which is a jack o'lantern, which then turns into ... a record
Re:Show HN: A game my 12-year-old daughter wrote by djsumdog on Tuesday January 02, 2018 @01:06AM (#16050191)
Did she just do the artwork or did you teach her to code it as well?