Okay

Pros: It seems like a well-thought-out program, with more to it than there originally seems to be. I think it's a great program to show middle schoolers or young high schoolers a little bit about diversity and college life.

Cons: It is a reading-based program, and a lot of the reading feels like I'm 13 years old, being lectured by my parents about responsibility, kindness, and the multitude of death-impending dangers inherent in alcohol. Anyone that has passed the point of being a college freshman will find this game childish and redundant, but someone who is planning on going to college after he or she graduates in a few years might enjoy it.

Posted: 09-Jul-2005 11:15:06 AM

Great game!

Pros: Oberon games take a very slight amount of intelligence to install. After you click on the desktop icon and install it, you can open the game from the file you installed it in, not the desktop icon. Then you "register" (you can leave everything blank and click Next). After spending 10 seconds to do this, you have a great game reminiscent of Atari Asteroids, only with much better graphics and some really fun sound effects. There is nothing wrong with this game at all.

Posted: 22-Jun-2005 10:36:08 AM

Blasterball

Cons: First you have to "fill out" a registration page, in which you can type in one letter in one field and leave the rest blank -- so it's only a minor nuisance. The game is pretty good. It is a 3D version of Blasterball and similar games, with techno music. If you like blasterball or even pong you probably won't lose interest immediately.

Posted: 21-Jun-2005 03:31:21 PM