The Mystery of Time and Space

http://www.albartus.com/motas/

This is a very cruel and addcitive, yet fun, game that is a series of one puzzle after another, each more challenging and involved than the last.

Its all point and click.

Your goal?

Find keys to open doors, so you can progress to the next level.

I'll get you started, and help you out of the first room so you can get a feel for how the game works.

You will find yourself in a room with a locked door and a poster on the far wall, some lockers and a chair on the left, a carpet in the middle, and a bed and a picture on the right.

Check the door. You will find that you can't open the door, since it's locked, but if you look in the keyhole it will tell you that you can see the key on the other side.

Maybe there is something of use in that locker. Check it. Ahh! Its locked. Look around. Chekc the bad, the pillow... what's this? A key? It will appear in your inventory, which is on the top of the screen. To use something in your inventory, just click on it, and then whatever item you want to use it with.

We try the key on the door, but it doesn't work. Remember, though, that the locker was locked. Let see if the key opens it... It does! Look around in the locker, and in the box we find a screwdriver.

So now we have a screwdriver. Since the key to the door is in the other side of the keyhole, maybe we can use the screwdriver to push the key out. But how will we get it, if it falls on the floor on the other side of the door? If only there was something we could use to catch the key, and pull it under the door...

What about that poster on the far wall? Grab it, and slide it under the door. This way, when the key falls, it might land on the poster, and we can pull under the door!

So let's try it. Put the screwdriver in the key hole. Uh oh. Didn't work, the blade is too big to fit. We will need something smaller.

I wonder what's holding that painting up, the one on the right wall. Maybe there is a pin or a nail or something we can use. If I use the screwdriver on the painting, it falls and I get a screw. A thin screw. Thin enough to put in the keyhole?

Yes! The key fell out. Now I grab the poster, pull it back in, and the key is laying on it.

Pick up the key, unlock the door, and go to the next level.



Now we are in another room, with another locked door.

How do we get out?









Have fun!

This game is very fun, and its great to play. The real fun comes when you get through it, and you can torture your friends with it.

I don't need no stinking game to tell me that. My drawing professor said so.
How ya doin', Comer?

and other fun stuff. Then, later, when Gilmore gets home, gotta go to the store to buy all the food and alcohol...

I'm going to watch my daughter belly dance tonight. Of course, the camera is going along.

There will be alcohol at your party?

You didn't tell me that. :scared:

That green touchpad was ridiculous. So here's the solution in white

Key

1-2-3-4
5-6-7-8
9-10-11-12

below

6-7-11-4-6-7-8-9-4-12-11-6-10-1-7-6-6-9-7-4-5-11-12-1-11-6-2

Didn't catch the reference.

"The Game"

Synopsis

During a romantic respite on Risa, Riker's lady friend Etana Jol gives him an interesting present. She introduces him to an electronic mind game that rewards the player with a pleasurable sensation when he achieves his goal. Eager to share his discovery, Riker passes the game on to Troi when he returns to the U.S.S. Enterprise. At the same time, the crew happily welcomes Wesley Crusher, who is on vacation from Starfleet Academy, with a surprise party. Troi introduces Beverly to the game, while Wesley meets a young ensign named Robin Lefler. He feels an immediate chemistry with the attractive young woman, and Robin is also drawn to Wesley. Soon, the two young people make plans to meet for dinner. A short time later, Beverly summons Data to Sickbay to help with a problem. But when the android arrives, Beverly, Riker and Troi inexplicably attack and deactivate him, laying him on an examination table.

Beverly asks Picard and La Forge to come to Sickbay, ostensibly to help with Data. But when they arrive, she, Riker and Troi lie about what happened, claiming that the android just collapsed. Picard leaves Data in the group's hands, and Riker is able to convince Geordi that Dr. Crusher can take care of Data. He then introduces Geordi to the game. Afterwards, Wesley goes to meet his mother in her quarters and finds her engrossed in the game. She invites him to play, and when he refuses, she becomes more insistent. He and Robin talk about it at dinner, and Robin tells him that the game's popularity is increasing. She and Wesley decide to find out what all the fuss is about by hooking the game up to a computer. After disassembling its parts, they are shocked to discover that the game has chemical affects on the brain that cause the player to become physiologically addicted and interrupts higher reasoning processes. Wesley rushes to fill Picard in on his discovery, unaware that the Captain has already fallen victim.

Wesley and Robin soon realize that Data's malfunction coincided with the game's introduction. They examine the android, discover that he has been tampered with and attempt to repair him. Wesley tells Robin that Beverly and Geordi are the only crew members who know enough about Data to have damaged him in this way. Since Data is the only crew member immune to the game's affects, they begin to wonder if Data was deactivated for a reason, and if the game has a purpose other than fun. With horror, they realize that they may be the only people on the board who aren't already addicted. They decide to pretend to play the game in order to fool the rest of the crew.

Back on the bridge, Picard and the crew meet with Etana, the alien woman who first gave Riker the game. She instructs them to distribute the game to another vessel, and the crew readily agrees with her plan to take over the Federation. Soon afterward, Wesley barely escapes when Riker and Worf try to force him to play the game. He goes into hiding, but Robin is not so lucky, and after being forced to play the game, helps the rest of the crew locate Wesley. Just as they force him to play, Data appears and reverses the game's affect on the crew. With the Enterprise out of danger, Wesley bids his friends farewell and returns to the Academy.

LOL. Thanks for the summary.

I hate all forms of Star Trek except TNG, which I watched and still watch (on DVD and reruns) pretty regularly.

That one sounds somewhat familiar...

Sounds like a good episode.

The episode where they all had those games stuck to their eyes...it was interesting somewhat-not their best but far from their worst.

stuck here on level three.

:cry: