I'm really glad that there's no badges for getting all the trivia questions right. Even finding them is a pain, much less answering them. These things are Moon Logic puzzles taken to a power level over 9000! If you'd like to know where to find them all and how to answer them, they're all on JayIsGames. The same page has all the secrets, too. http://jayisgames.com/review/hanna-in-a-choppa-2.php
"The browser could not allocate enough memory for the WebGL content. If you are the developer of this content, try allocating less memory to your WebGL build in the WebGL player settings." Wow... that's... wonderful. Remember the days when Unity actually worked? Those were good times...
...And it's broken again. I'd love to try this given that it's supposed to be "THE best backgammon game, online or off", but I'm just getting a creamy yellow screen. :-(
OK, there appears to be 2 ways to get this to work in Firefox... 1) Always enable 3rd party cookies and disable AdBlock Plus, Ghostery AND Blur until you get the BOTD, or 2) play it on a library computer or some other place that couldn't care less about computer security. Is it really worth it?
edibl: "check your browser's cookie settings. I played around with mine and got it to work." Great! Would you mind telling the rest of us what you did so that we can play it too?
"[16] Setup has failed: Loader bypassed" Well done, guys... This'll make the first time in months where it's going to be absolutely impossible to get all 7 badges of the day.
Why do these games keep getting badged? It's bad enough with the hideous cow dung non-logic, but having to click some things upwards of 20 times instead of simply clicking on it ONCE and letting it do its thing and having to wait for upwards of a full minute for the PAINFULLY slow animation to catch up with the voice acting makes it far, far worse. 1/5 and you're only getting THAT high because Kongregate won't allow me to rate you any lower.
Now this is one really cool game. Nice, relaxing atmosphere, no time limit, mind screwing levels and yet still quite manageable. I'd love to see a sequel.
Holy crap, those were some hard levels! I just finished the final level (the dreaded Bonus level 6) about 12 minutes ago and I can assure everyone out there that YES, ALL puzzles are solveable with logic, although in many cases the mental contortions needed to work out the next step can end up plunging you into the depths of despair causing you to want to snap your own neck to end the pain. Please keep in mind that yes, they are all possible and it will get better. Keep plugging away at it and you will get through them all.
Idea for a hard/impossible badge: deal with all the freaking lag in this game without wanting to snap your own neck. Seriously, people, what the actual freak? This is a POINT AND CLICK game! I've seen games on here programmed in Unity with all-encompassing, fully immersive environments that ran like a dream, but THIS game sucks up ALL of my processing power. WHY?
Where do you think sins came from, migz? Obviously, from the creator of EVERYTHING, ie. God. If you thinl that's a load of crap and it's actually Satan who created sins, well, who do you think created Satan? Obviously the creator of EVERYTHING, ie. God.
"The page at http://game259656.konggames.com says: The browser could not allocate enough memory for the WebGL content. If you are the developer of this content, try allocating less memory to your WebGL build in the WebGL player settings." Well done, guys. :-/ 1/5.
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Hi, the game is playable at least to all major browsers. Probably it was a temporary problem by Kongregate.