Thanks, Douglas!

Yes, someone on BoardGameGeek pointed out that apparent error as well. I cannot now say whether that actually happened during the game and was allowed to stand, or whether it's a result of an edit I made.

I am happy to let it remain in the video for the purpose of narrative clarity, so long as no wiseacre tries using the episode as a rules arbiter in the future!

Hey. Excellent video. One issue i noticed is that in spring 1904, that English fleet couldn't have moved from St Pete to Bothnia Sea as Both Sea borders the southern coast of St. Pete. (not the northern one from which she entered). I don't know if this would have changed the course of the game, but you may want to let the other players know that England may have won on a bad call from the officials. :-)

It have been already released. You can buy in the most store now wii..

The very first RPG video games I've ever played I think, is Secrets of Evermore and Ultima VIII in SNES and followed by the Final Fantasy Series.

Thank you for terrifying me. I mean that sincerely; I have been complacent.

Good job with the clean-up! It looks much better.

Perhaps you might consider a more neutral title for the "ego inflation" section -- something like "cast & crew". Also, I might spell out the full names of people there (there are many Lee's and Joe's in this world).

Yay!! Happy birthday! Thunk! Zorp! Zip!

System's Twilight is still one of my favorite puzzle experiences of all time (it would be tough to choose between it and Planetarium).

No, that was me just not paying attention. Wow.

(Plus we just had *summer* -- it's warm here in Boston -- whereas June was cool and rainy this year.)

Also, though it of course doesn't affect the length of the spellings and all, the longest day of the year is the summer solstice, right -- not the autumn equinox? (Maybe this was an extra level of humor that I didn't get.)

You're right! Fixed. Thanks.

(Looks like it's a good day for Gameshelf typoes. Although Jmac got smacked worse than I.)

Great post - really enjoyed this fun fact! However, you should replace "second" with "fourth," as this year, September 24 is Thursday.

Thank you for all your hard work on this, Jason. I think it really came out well, and watching it with people was the most fun I've had in a while.

One small correction: two weekends later I married my non-mail-order Russian bride here in the U.S., and then we had a two-week honeymoon in Russia.

I enthusiastically second this review. This has quickly become my favorite finger-fiddly toy while waiting for something to happen, be it a code compile or my lunch prep.

The fact that you can jump in immediately and start banging on puzzles makes it more attractive to me than a hundred FlightControls.

I finished them all. Do I get a cookie?

92 is my favorite. It feels like two other puzzles, but requires a completely different solution.