Easter Egg Hunt 2020
About this game
In this light-hearted scavenger hunt, it's your task to find twelve colorful Easter eggs hidden inside other works of interactive fiction! But who are the eggs for, and what do they really want?
Note: The game should be always winnable and the player-character can never die.
Content warning: This game includes a ghost, a very horrible grave, some dangerous-looking animals, and a text version of a jump-scare, but nothing ever ever harms the player-character. The worst thing that happens is someone may steal your pants.
Playinfo
Easter Egg Hunt 2020 was created with Inform 7 and has IFID 25DD4F76-456D-40E8-BC82-BBDE74D62523. To play a work like this one, you need an interpreter program: many are available, among them Zoom for Mac OS X and for Unix; Windows Frotz or Windows Glulxe for Windows.
Download links
Release 1
- Story File (Blorb, 832KB)
🚨 Bug alert: In Release 1, the game fails to mention that the statue of Paris is holding a RED APPLE. The apple is still there and can be interacted with as intended, but the game simply fails to tell the player that the apple is there.
Acknowledgements
- The works of IF that I, uh, pillaged for this game are:
- Balances by Graham Nelson.
- Best Gopher Ever by Arthur DiBianca.
- Birmingham IV by Peter Emery.
- A Boy and his Goat by Ola Sverre Bauge.
- Cragne Manor by many authors and organized by Jenni Polodna and Ryan Veeder; the part I'm reusing is the Cragne Family Plot by Mark Britton.
- Grayscale by Daniel T. Freas.
- The Homework of Little Carl Gauss by Stefano Gaburri.
- Krakatoa Tuna Melt by David Welbourn.
- Maiden of the Moonlight by Brian P. Dean.
- Oh No, Mr Crab Stole Your Hat! by Brown Cow.
Spoilers
- Map (Html, 13KB)
- Walkthrough and map (Html, 40KB)
- Making of Easter Egg Hunt 2020
- Source text for Release 1 (Html)