Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Flash Games.

Dress up 10 Dolls at Stardoll. Choose the clothes the stars should be wearing. Fashion, fun and play.

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Andrey Anisimov.

の第2弾、ドアのみの10部屋からの、簡単なミニ脱出ゲーム集です。操作はマウスのクリックとドラッグのみです。 今回は一部、視点変更やアイテムが登場します。音が出ます。 エンドはひとつです。

Classic web title preserved in WebAssembly. Developer: Coolescapers.

ドアのみの10部屋からの、簡単なミニ脱出ゲームです（一部、少し難しいタイミングがあるかもしれません）。 視点変更もアイテムもありません。 謎解きもありません。 音が出ます。 エンドはひとつです。

That particular location has been on my mind since few months now. Unpossible in summertime – now it’s kind of abandoned, but not fully. I had to go there early in the morning to shoot those pics and even then there were some locals with their dogs or jogging or just on a walk. Damn the locals. I had to wake up at 6:30, go out at 7:00 to be there at 8:00. And it was sunday… Hope you appreciate all the pain I’m going through to bring you desolated and attractive lcoations for gnomes ;). Special thanks goes to my wife who kicked me out of the bed on that cold sunday morning. And actually went there with me. Anyway – enjoy. Go get them gnomes.

This month’s episode has a little substory as well, but it’s not about me or what I did, but about the location itself. So there’s this street. Mariacka Street. After our city was destroyed during World War 2, there was not much left of it and its structure. Ruins mostly. So what they did was collecting all undamaged (or lightly damaged) ornament entrances to the now non-existent houses of the city centre and put them all on one street so it would look like before the war. That’s the place. One of the must-sees in our city on every tourist’s route. That’s why I had to wait until late November and be there early in the morning to catch that place human-less. Kind of a graveyard you say? I can’t say that I disapprove. That’s how the city looked in 1945: [photos]