ZedClampet
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I didn't play "L" exactly, but we used to play a homemade version with a playing field made of dots in a grid, and you made your move by circling dots in an L shape. There were several variations of this.
I didn't play "L" exactly, but we used to play a homemade version with a playing field made of dots in a grid, and you made your move by circling dots in an L shape. There were several variations of this.
It's a lot of fun. I finished all there was at some point, but they've added more since then. The difficulty goes up as the areas become more difficult to build in, and you get increasingly more difficult enemies added to levels, but overall Normal wasn't overly difficult. I intend to go back once I've finished the entire thing and play on a higher difficulty. They did say that the difficulty of the more recent areas is higher than the first region.
Yeah, I thought maybe you could play together. You could set out the blocks and she could put up the towers. The block part may be too advanced for her age. Not sure. It's hard for me to remember my kids at that age.Oh, now I know why I added Emberward to my library: you recommended it to me.
Specifically, you thought my daughter might like it. It's pretty different from the stuff she usually likes, but it won't hurt to see what she thinks of it.
I hadn't heard of it before. Seems like a more complex tic-tac-toe.
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