lose please prosperity, those were the 3 in the directions i found. Course you might have used loose due to context with the other 2 times you used it. It's a mystery of eits.

I'd like to say I played all of it, but i mean, this is like going on vacation. When I'm cruising around with my sprite I forget who and where I am and what objectives I'm here for. This game is fairly long as well and is suitable for all ages. There's a lot of attention to detail on what songs are attributed where, the overall interface, and I'm sure there are easter eggs abound but if I citate the one I found right off the bat it won't be super excited for everyone else who jumps in, but it's super early and yeah, I haven't played much far into it yet. The sprite work on the main cursor is phenomenal and I'm sure overall it is though I haven't finished. Now I know why the Mr. Cat series guy praised your work on that.

Uhh, the voice is loud, potentially louder than the background music. If it was up to me I'd, well, you don't have to normalize the wavs or anything but I'd say 70% would be about right balance, so 70/100.. Not the review, what I've seen so far surpasses and surprises me. I'm thinking at volume 70. But, this is the part where I say "but it's your game, your movement of teaching and replenishing our state capital knowledge" and yeah, future generations could benefit from that. Current generations too, so maybe the volume thing is necessary. You want to get the letters across. This is a non-issue though because all I would have to do is change my wav volume to my desire, since midis play at different volumes on all devices. Nowadays the on-board sound mapper is more universal. I'd even daresay a volume control, maybe - and + if not used for anything. Are they used for anything? I should find some more easter eggs. Or even sillier would be like "hey, the volume to background visual is loud, diy it in the volume control on the bottom right icon thing" lol. THAT'LL SHOW THEM.

But yeah, you've got a good product here and it at least meets the criteria. As far as playing online you'd have less control over the music as you would have to mp3 the midis and it seems like there's a unique one for each level. I wouldn't know where to begin starting the conversion, but then there are ways. By online acquiring them online and then playing them with a connection online is enough i guess.

I noticed that when you try to drive from Connecticut to Rhode Island, you end up in Delaware. As someone who has driven from Connecticut to Rhode Island several times in the past I find this OFFENSIVE>

WONDERFUL GAME! I have never even seen a game more american than this, and thru it i learn the capital of new york is "ALBANY"! How do i use a MMF2 file?