A Gaming Diary
Treasure Madness (Web)
Still playing this, when it will let me. I refuse to pay actual, real money to it, so I’m very limited in how much I can play at a time. That’s probably a good thing, though.
Today I got my scuba gear, so I can explore watery squares. I’ve managed to finish off a lot of my maps now, but I’ve got to save up lots of gold to buy snake venom for a couple of the others.
I probably didn't find anything.
I’m also very annoyed with the way they’ve changed the bonus game that pops up after you go up a level in one of the mini games.
All I want is some fruit somewhere...
You always used to get a bonus, now you can quite easily end up with nothing – as I’ve managed to do three times in a row today.
It’s just plain mean, I reckon.
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Treasure Madness (Web)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Still playing this at lunchtimes and in quiet moments. It’s still just a virtual scratchcard with mini games and I’m still very annoyed when I run out of health and have to wait actual, real time to play some more, but it’s also still very compulsive. There’s a new mini game, too. You have to
Treasure Madness (Web)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Still clicking away. I have no idea what to say about it. I just click squares until I run out of hit points, wait for a while, then go back and click some more. Sometimes I find nothing. Sometimes I find money, which means I can buy items that let me click more squares. Sometimes
Treasure Madness (Web)
about 1 year ago - No comments
A sudden flash of inspiration last night and I realised what Treasure Madness really is – it’s a scratch card with mini games. That’s basically it. Each map is just a giant scratch card where you win XP and HP and things to complete meaningless collections. The collecting is the point of the game and
Treasure Madness (Web)
about 1 year ago - No comments
My wife loves games, which is helpful. These days she mostly plays the social games on Facebook, the likes of the all-conquering Farmville and the, er, some-conquering Fish Isle. The one that’s always looked most interesting to me when I’ve glance over her shoulder is Treasure Madness. It’s a map-based collect-em-up. You click squares on
