To exdeadman: It would be easy to come up with a better story, puzzle, and look. I can create it in my mind, but I don't have the patience to learn how use flash just to prove you wrong. Ever hear of the Challenger (spaceship)? Sure, it exploded, but let's see you do better.
Blastzilla, I had the exact same problem. Psyonide and Arkantos23, for level 18 try to make a reasonably strong bridge out of steel first. It has to be long enough for the guy to walk all the way to the edge and grab the chest (it may be a tight squeeze; my guy kept falling off the edge until I finally got it). The key to this level is that you have to make a bridge out of wood above your steel bridge to break the fall of the chest. You have to design it carefully though because you'll run out of money (I only made it through with $3 extra). The wood bridge doesn't have to be strong; just make sure it's not connected to your steel bridge and it can support itself long enough for the chest to fall on it.
Stevo, type the "" tag (the thing that's typed before and after the code) into google and you'll get a bunch of hits of people who gave out their save games.
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"Most of you ignorants havent seen much of life in your poor little life." - Redundant.
"Respecteve than some of the games of life." - What?
"So the main problem is that you think you can judge about something you cant understand. But think you can judge. Especially if it is about something you will never understand." - More redundancy and you're not clear about who's judging what.
"In short, you are stupid. But hej, that's how life goes, stupid, doesnt it? It's called stupidity." - Ironic.
You get half the money that you didn't spend on that map at the end, so if you want more money, don't blow it on unnecessary upgrades for your mages/warriors.
If you can figure out how to kill yourself, the simplest way to do it is to corner that purple religious woman and selecting option C and B over and over again. Although this method is no fun...
Orpheus was the son of the Muse Calliope and therefore a grand musician. His wife was a dryad, Eurydice, who also attracted the attentions of Aristaeus. Aristaeus pursued her until she stepped on a poisonous snake and was forced into the Underworld. Orpheus was determined to retrieve his beloved. He journeyed down to the underworld, first charming Charon, ferryman of the dead, and lulling to sleep Cerberus, the three-headed watchdog. He encountered Hades, who initially refused to release Eurydice, but Orpheus's music so touched Persephone that she pleaded Orpheus's case, and Hades relented. There was one condition: that Orpheus not look back on their way out. Of course, Orpheus was worried that Eurydice was not behind him, and he fatefully glanced back to see if she was following him. She disappeared back into Hades, and he lost her forever. KEEP IT GOING
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