What's new in version 1.3
-Flurry has been removed
-No more request for user's location
-Guide Vanessa through a 3D puzzle nightmare
-Progress through 36 levels with multiple solutions
-Earn achievements and collect coins
-Enjoy award-winning game design with quality graphics and music
-Submit high scores to the online leaderboards
Product Description
-Vanessa Saint-Pierre Delacroix faces a serious issue--and it's not just signing her name. She is stuck. She is stuck on a six-sided, 3D cube with nothing but a key, a door, and her wits--which are controlled by you. Did her nightmare just become worse?
-This is more than just a puzzle game. It's a 3D, spider-infested, stupefying, wonderfully-horrific puzzle nightmare.
Curiosity Captured Vanessa
-Vanessa loves two things: puzzles and exploring, and her meddling curiosity has gotten you both into all kinds of mind-boggling trouble. One day, while exploring her father's antique shop, she discovers a mysterious, mechanical box. After fiddling around with it, the box sucks her and her world inside. Use your considerable puzzle-solving skills to twist and turn her way to freedom.
The Stuff of 3D Nightmares
-Across more than three dozen levels, guide Vanessa from the entrance of each level to the exit until she finally makes it home. Standing between her and freedom are a number of gameplay mechanics. Move blocks and turn faces of the cube to navigate Vanessa out of this nightmare.
-What's so mind-boggling about that, you ask? The two-dimensional world lies on the surface of a three-dimensional magic cube, and you must rotate each face of the cube to find the multiple solutions to only one exit per level.
Return to the Underworld
-And it's not just hard the first time. You'll be tempted to go back and replay levels to earn more coins, achievements, and better solutions to each puzzle--as if your productivity in the real world wasn't disrupted enough the first time around.
Now We're Just Showing Off
-Maybe you normally dream in black-and-white, but this game is a nightmare deluxe. Vanessa Saint-Pierre -Delacroix and Her Nightmare won Best Design in the Independent Game Developers Competition and was a nominee and finalist for the Academy of Interactive Arts and -Sciences Awards, Indie Game Challenge, sponsored by GameStop. Additionally, it was the -PAX 10 Official Selection by Penny Arcade Expo.
Enjoy award-winning game design from acclaimed designer, David Sushil complemented with music by Telethon.
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