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The Fool and his Money
thefoolandhismoney.com - 2/16/2009
The Fool and his Money
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The long-awaited sequel to The Fool s Errand , six years in the making , is rounding the home stretch. view screens Overview Tokens The Seventh House The Moon s Map Compendium of True Believers Kingdom of the Swords Kingdom of the Wands Kingdom of the Cups Kingdom of the Pentacles Imperial Tarot ...

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Comics Worth Reading:  Best Video Game Ever: Fool’s Errand

Highway 62:  Fool's Errand continues!

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Best Video Game Ever: Fool’s Errand
Comics Worth Reading — ... Now comes the exciting news that the sequel, The Fool and His Money, is going to be shipping Real Soon Now. Of course, he’s said that for something like two years (he’s been working on the game for six), but there are 11 teaser puzzles available at that link to whet your interest. ...

Fool's Errand continues!
Highway 62 — The Fool and his Money OMG OMG OMG OMG I don't react like that to many game announcements, but this is one of them. Long ago, before color games on the mac and before we had home systems that did arcade games better than arcades could, there was Fool's Errand, a humble little black and white puzzle game that created an immersive and engaging world (mostly in the player's head) with a minimum of frippery and such. Very much looking forward to this.

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