HI,
Phil clearly states that Sarah is a "game inspired by the Harry Potter books 
by J. K. Rowling". And there were certain puzzles to solve even in the demo 
level.
Lukas
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "nicol" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 8:41 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] now I'm getting mad of frustration with scw


> Can anyone please be so kind as to explain in more simpler terms how to 
> get
> to the honey dukes sweet shop? I'm not finding it. I never knew sarah is a
> game with such a lot of complex puzzles.
> When I read the manual before I decided to buy the game, I was  under the
> impression that sarah is a game similar to pack man talks. I was under the
> impression by reading the  manual that in sarah I will like in pack man 
> pick
> up items, but that I will pick up coins and magical items instead of 
> eating
> dots.
> Nowhere in the manual does it say that there are complex  puzzles to solve
> in sarah. The manual clearly states that in sarah you run from ghosts and
> pick up magical items and cast spells, so I was under the impression its
> almost the same as pack man, just a bit smarter with an inventory etc.
> The manual never says that in order to understand concepts in sarah you
> need to have an understanding of the hp books.
> And also by playing the demo I felt that I would  really enjoy sarah 
> because
> I easily finished the ground floor and basement levels, now I'm bumping 
> into
> walls all the time.
> I'm not cross, phil. I'm just frustrated. Phil, if I can make a friendly
> suggestion,  change the manual so that people will from start understand
> that sarah will include complex puzzles. How do I know that sarah is based
> on the hp books?  I know it from all the posts I have read on the 
> audyssey
> list.  Suppose I'm a gamer that haven't belong to the Audyssey list and I
> just browsed on the audiogames.net page and I came across this game: sarah
> and the castle of witchcraft and wizardry.
> Now I download the demo, and I read the manual. Now I'm under the 
> impression
> Oh nice it's a game where I just  scare ghosts all the time and pick up
> items.
> Now suppose I buy the game and I'm not aware at all that it is  based on 
> the
> harry potter books.  I  feel everyone that reads the  manual to the sarah
> game should from start be clear about it that it is a harry potter game.
> I bought the game already, I just have to find a way to enjoy it,  even if
> it means asking for hundreds of spoilers.
> I just seriously feel phil should inform people better in the manual.
> I will rephrase my point once more: the manual never gave me the 
> impression
> that I have to solve  complexed puzzles in sarah,  the manual put me under
> the impression that sarah is a game similar to pack man where I scare 
> ghosts
> and pick up items.
> This is just my 2 cents view about the matter. that's why I decided to buy
> sarah, because I am under the impression it's a game where I will scare
> ghosts and cast spells and pick up items. If I was under the impression 
> from
> the beginning that sarah entails more complex puzzles, I would have 
> thought
> about it a second time.
> But as I said, I already bought the  game, I just needed to give phil my
> opinion.
> I read the whole hp series carefully and still I'm finding navigation
> difficult.
> I'm hearing those frogs talking and I just can't figure  out how to get to
> the sweet shop. Once I got there by chance and now I don't know how to.
> I press x and enter  all the time but nothing happens.
> Sorry for the long message
>
>
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