Byzantine Perspective

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Byzantine Perspective
Game
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Published1 October 2009
Credits
AuthorLea Albaugh
Reception
Events
XYZZY Awards 2009
Winner: Best Individual Puzzle
IFComp 2009
9th of 24
IFDB rating3.5 out of 5 (62 ratings)
Gameplay
Interaction style
Parser
Parser
Location
Building
Building
LanguageEnglish
Cruelty scalePolite
IFDB play time33 minutes
AccessibilityColour: none. Graphics: none. Sound: none.
Technical details
Authoring systemInform 7
FormatZ-code
LicenseFreeware
IFID2EE181C2-658D-4C2D-874C-9BAA53C67F94
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How it begins

You are an art student and almost a thief. You've snuck into the Byzantine hall of the Museum to steal a gem-encrusted golden chalice which you can see on its plinth before you. You're wearing a cat burglar suit and some borrowed high-tech night-vision goggles. You're carrying a multitool and a scrap of paper.

This should be simple. Just nab the chalice.

Trivia and Comments

  • "Byzantine perspective", also known as reverse perspective, is an art term that refers to a type of perspective drawing style where the vanishing point appears to be in front of the painting. In Byzantine perspective, distant things appear larger, and nearby things appear smaller.

Versions

Release 1

Date: 1 October 2009

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Date: 1 October 2009