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Thursday, December 10, 2009

Arash: Flying Bicycle

UPDATE/NOTE: For mysterious reasons, the game does not display properly on computers running Windows. An investigation has been put in place...

During a recent conversation, our dear friend, the Master of Shatz, reminded me that no one actually believed that our up-and-coming online game, Arash: Flying Bicycle, would actually be made.

Well, my friends and fiends, perhaps you should believe.

After the link below, you will find yourself inside of a miraculous new online world filled with Arash, A Flying Bicycle, and various other classy things.

Said online world is actually kind of ugly as of now, and almost all of the classy things have not yet been implemented (including Arash himself), but the flying bicycle is there. And it is waiting...

...for you.

This is not an April Fool's joke. This is not a December Fools joke. This is not a BurningBush Thursday Fools joke.

This is as real as it gets.

Well, not quite yet. I haven't even programmed in the car (full of hot girls, of course) that you're supposed to catch, yet, so there's no way to actually win. I haven't even stopped that really annoying flickering.

But it has begun. And now, I have the honor of presenting you with: Arash: Flying Bicycle.

The bicycle awaits...






Well, sucks for you. You don't have Java installed properly. The game works fine on my computer... really. Try installing Java, or going straight to this site. Really, you only see this if Java isn't working.




Click inside of the game to fly. Don't click to fall. How far can you get? And how quickly...

Really, this is only a demo, and proof that I'm serious. The real game will actually have a point. I assure you.

2 comments:

  1. 'tis a demo'. Note, for example, how the flying bicycle falls at a constant speed; how it cannot move through walls; how the blocks are automagically generated such that the flying bicycle is never trapped in a dead end.

    It's not pretty, but it works. Prettiness can always be grafted on later... or something...

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