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* The ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' series. Each game has you explore a world where you have to write rhyming couplets (i.e. "trite trope write rope") based on your surroundings to transform objects into more usable ones. There are seven games as of 2023.
* The ''I Heart High Art'' series. These games revolve around {{spoonerism}}s (i.e. "Roads of Liches" vs. "Loads of Riches").
* The ''I Heart High Art'' series. These games revolve around {{spoonerism}}s (i.e. "Roads of Liches" vs. "Loads of Riches").
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* The ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' series. Each game has you explore a world where you have to write rhyming couplets (i.e.(e.g. "trite trope write rope") based on your surroundings to transform objects into more usable ones. There are seven games as of 2023.
* The ''I Heart High Art'' series. These games revolve around {{spoonerism}}s(i.e.(e.g. "Roads of Liches" vs. "Loads of Riches").
* The ''I Heart High Art'' series. These games revolve around {{spoonerism}}s
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* ''Ailihphilia'': An adventure game revolving around locations, people, and objects that are based around [[FunWithPalindromes palindromes]].
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* A few TabletopGame/{{chess}}-themed puzzlers including ''Fivebyfivia Delenda Est'', ''Fourbyfourian Quarryin'', and ''Knight With a Message''.
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* FunWithPalindromes: Almost everything in ''Ailihphilia'' is a palindrome, from the place names, to the people you meet, to the items you can pick up. The game loves making jokes with them, such as this after you EVADE DAVE:
-->''Consulting the Set O Notes, you notice there may be at least one more guh thug, but nothing too violent. That's good. You'd hate to have to TRUCK CURT, MASH SAM, RAM OMAR, SIT ON OTIS or even DISS SID.''
-->''Consulting the Set O Notes, you notice there may be at least one more guh thug, but nothing too violent. That's good. You'd hate to have to TRUCK CURT, MASH SAM, RAM OMAR, SIT ON OTIS or even DISS SID.''
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* ''Threediopolis'' and its sequel, ''Fourdiopolis''. In these games, you navigate by typing in certain combinations of directions that take you to places depending on what they spell out: such as '''d'''own, '''u'''p, '''n'''orth, '''e'''ast, and '''s'''south taking you to desert dunes or '''n'''orth, '''e'''ast, and '''d'''own leading to a guy named Ned.
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* ''Threediopolis'' and its sequel, ''Fourdiopolis''. In these games, you navigate by typing in certain combinations of directions that take you to places depending on what they spell out: such as '''d'''own, '''u'''p, '''n'''orth, '''e'''ast, and '''s'''south '''s'''outh taking you to desert dunes or '''n'''orth, '''e'''ast, and '''d'''own leading to a guy named Ned.
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* RhymesOnADime: The main gameplay of the ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' games is thinking of alliterative rhyming couplets to solve puzles.
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* RhymesOnADime: The main gameplay of the ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' games is thinking of alliterative rhyming couplets to solve puzles.puzzles.
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* DevelopersForesight: The ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' games are.
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* DevelopersForesight: The ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' games are.will have a special response to ''any'' rhyme you can think of that uses real words. The game actually encourages thinking of as many as you can, even if they won't immediately help, because solutions you find now are kept track of for later and ones that aren't still contribute to a free puzzle skip.
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** Another tool is the Lurking Lump. Typing guesses that make sense but aren't exactly what you need will contribute the lump, and when you make enough, you earn a Jerking Jump that can immediately solve a puzzle you're stuck on.
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* DevelopersForesight: The ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' games are.
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* ExtendedGameplay: After completing all 40 tasks for Ed Dunn and meeting all 10 friends in ''Threediopolis'', you can restart the game to complete an extra list of 80 bonus objectives. (You may also complete some of these while playing your first time around, but they're not explicitly hinted like the main game tasks are.) ''Fourdiopolis'' has a similar feature but with 15 bonus tasks added.
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* ScoringPoints:
** You gain points in the ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' series for accomplishing objectives you need to progress. Each game also has a few bonus points for solving certain tricky puzzles.
** ''Threediopolis'' and ''Fourdiopolis'' are loaded with little bonus locations that aren't ones you need to solve to beat the game, but will earn you extra points.
** You gain points in the ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' series for accomplishing objectives you need to progress. Each game also has a few bonus points for solving certain tricky puzzles.
** ''Threediopolis'' and ''Fourdiopolis'' are loaded with little bonus locations that aren't ones you need to solve to beat the game, but will earn you extra points.
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An InteractiveFiction writer and {{review}}er. He is known for his {{Puzzle Game}}s, which are often built around a certain concept such as wordplay or themed puzzles.
!! Notable works include:
* ''Shuffling Around''. The entire game revolves around forming {{Significant Anagram}}s to get where you need to go and solve puzzles.
* The ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' series. Each game has you explore a world where you have to write rhyming couplets (i.e. "trite trope write rope") based on your surroundings to transform objects into more usable ones. There are seven games as of 2023.
* The ''I Heart High Art'' series. These games revolve around {{spoonerism}}s (i.e. "Roads of Liches" vs. "Loads of Riches").
* ''Threediopolis'' and its sequel, ''Fourdiopolis''. In these games, you navigate by typing in certain combinations of directions that take you to places depending on what they spell out: such as '''d'''own, '''u'''p, '''n'''orth, '''e'''ast, and '''s'''south taking you to desert dunes or '''n'''orth, '''e'''ast, and '''d'''own leading to a guy named Ned.
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* AlliterativeName: The protagonist of ''Very Vile Fairy File'' is named Kerry Kyle.
* AntagonistTitle: ''Very Vile Fairy File'', named after the titular ArtifactOfDoom that will show up to insult you throughout the game until you finally destroy it.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' games:
** Each of the games gives you the Leet Learner, a tool that gives you hints on how many letters you need to change for an item to get the right solution.
** Solutions you've figured out that you can't use yet will be stored in the THINK command for later use, signaling when you can use them.
* EdutainmentGame: ''Mrs. Crabtree's Geography Class'' is a a geography-focused minigame. You have to visit every US state by hopping between states that border each other, and you can't visit the same ones you've already been to.
* MeaningfulRename: In ''Bright Brave Knight Knave'', you meet a [[DrowningMySorrows man drinking]] named Losing Lou. After you give him a pep talk, he renames himself to Turning-to-Learning Lou and writes an entire book on cocktail napkins.
* RhymesOnADime: The main gameplay of the ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' games is thinking of alliterative rhyming couplets to solve puzles.
* {{Spoonerism}}: The ''I Heart High Art'' games are based around solving puzzles by visiting spoonerism-themed places and using items you find. For instance, the first game has "All Smiles" vs. "Small Isles" and "Pick Quest" vs. "Quick Pest".
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!! Notable works include:
* ''Shuffling Around''. The entire game revolves around forming {{Significant Anagram}}s to get where you need to go and solve puzzles.
* The ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' series. Each game has you explore a world where you have to write rhyming couplets (i.e. "trite trope write rope") based on your surroundings to transform objects into more usable ones. There are seven games as of 2023.
* The ''I Heart High Art'' series. These games revolve around {{spoonerism}}s (i.e. "Roads of Liches" vs. "Loads of Riches").
* ''Threediopolis'' and its sequel, ''Fourdiopolis''. In these games, you navigate by typing in certain combinations of directions that take you to places depending on what they spell out: such as '''d'''own, '''u'''p, '''n'''orth, '''e'''ast, and '''s'''south taking you to desert dunes or '''n'''orth, '''e'''ast, and '''d'''own leading to a guy named Ned.
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!!Provides examples of:
* AlliterativeName: The protagonist of ''Very Vile Fairy File'' is named Kerry Kyle.
* AntagonistTitle: ''Very Vile Fairy File'', named after the titular ArtifactOfDoom that will show up to insult you throughout the game until you finally destroy it.
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: In the ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' games:
** Each of the games gives you the Leet Learner, a tool that gives you hints on how many letters you need to change for an item to get the right solution.
** Solutions you've figured out that you can't use yet will be stored in the THINK command for later use, signaling when you can use them.
* EdutainmentGame: ''Mrs. Crabtree's Geography Class'' is a a geography-focused minigame. You have to visit every US state by hopping between states that border each other, and you can't visit the same ones you've already been to.
* MeaningfulRename: In ''Bright Brave Knight Knave'', you meet a [[DrowningMySorrows man drinking]] named Losing Lou. After you give him a pep talk, he renames himself to Turning-to-Learning Lou and writes an entire book on cocktail napkins.
* RhymesOnADime: The main gameplay of the ''Prime Pro Rhyme Row'' games is thinking of alliterative rhyming couplets to solve puzles.
* {{Spoonerism}}: The ''I Heart High Art'' games are based around solving puzzles by visiting spoonerism-themed places and using items you find. For instance, the first game has "All Smiles" vs. "Small Isles" and "Pick Quest" vs. "Quick Pest".
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