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 * '''[http://www.aderack.com/game-maker/java/stickdie.php Play ''Stickman Die!!'' online]'''

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	''Stickman Die!!'' is not much of a game -- it never was meant to be. Where it is interesting is where it illustrates how, given same tools and the exact same premise, two closely associated artists can demonstrate two widely divergent approaches to design. Given that the intent of one game was to replicate the other, the differences are all the more fascinating to witness.		''Stickman Die!!'' is not much of a game -- it never was meant to be. Where it is interesting is where it illustrates how, given same tools and the exact same premise, two closely associated artists can demonstrate two widely divergent approaches to design. Given that the intent of one game was to replicate the other, the differences are all the more fascinating to witness.
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 '''Website:''' [http://www.dummyduck.com DummyDuck.com]<br />
 '''Related games:''' ''[[Stickman!!! Die]]''
-}}'''Not to be mistaken for Yurik Nestoly's ''[[Stickman!!! Die]]''.'''
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 Although with ''[[Stickman!!! Die]]'' Yurik Nestoly did the equivalent of labeling his yogurt, saving his first opus under the name of "Yurik" in all but the title screen, Alan Caudel still managed to toss it out by accident -- or so he thought! When it looked like he had deleted Nestoly's work, Caudel felt compelled to remake it in apology. Enter: the similarly titled ''Stickman Die!!''.

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 After an earlier wave of rediscoveries, on July 13 2011 Alan Caudel provided another archive of previously missing Game-Maker material, including ''Stickman Die!!'' alongside the following:
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 * ''[[Alan!]]''
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 * ''[[Benny]]''
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 * ''[[Godzilla]]''
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 * ''[[Kozmo Kat]]''
 * ''[[The Legend of Budd]]''
 * ''[[Mr. Berkel Derkel!]]''
 * ''[[Mister Spiff IV]]''
 * ''[[Nathan Rocks]]''
 * ''[[Ninja]]''
 * ''[[Palladia: The Game]]''
 * ''[[Power Budd!]]''
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 * ''[[Mister Spiff IV]]''
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 This game is not known to have been distributed in any form, prior to its addition to the Archive.
-After an earlier wave of rediscoveries, on July 13 2011 Alan Caudel provided another archive of previously missing Game-Maker material, including ''Stickman Die!!'' alongside the folllowing:
+After an earlier wave of rediscoveries, on July 13 2011 Alan Caudel provided another archive of previously missing Game-Maker material, including ''Stickman Die!!'' alongside the following:
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 [[File:StickDieShot1.gif|thumb|320px|It is easy to die in ''Stickman Die!!''.]]
-Which is not to oversell the design here; merely to describe the difference in approach. How do you get to the end in one piece? Well, hack around until you find a way. There's more than one method! It's all about being clever and getting post-modern in the way that you read a game's design.
+Which is not to oversell the design here; merely to describe the difference in approach. How do you get to the end in one piece? Well, hack around until you find a way. There's more than one method! In this case play is all about being clever, and getting post-modern in the way that you read a game's design. It's intuitive, compared to the deeply sensory original.
 ''Stickman Die!!'' is not much of a game -- it never was meant to be. Where it is interesting is where it illustrates how, given same tools and the exact same premise, two closely associated artists can demonstrate two widely divergent approaches to design. Given that the intent of one game was to replicate the other, the differences are all the more fascinating to witness.

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 Which is not to oversell the design here; merely to describe the difference in approach. How do you get to the end in one piece? Well, hack around until you find a way. There's more than one method! It's all about being clever and getting post-modern in the way that you read a game's design.
-''Stickman Die!!'' isn't much of a game -- it never was meant to be. Where it is interesting is where it illustrates how, given same tools and the exact same premise, two closely associated artists can demonstrate two widely divergent approaches to design. Given that the intent of one game was to replicate the other, the differences are all the more fascinating to witness.
+''Stickman Die!!'' is not much of a game -- it never was meant to be. Where it is interesting is where it illustrates how, given same tools and the exact same premise, two closely associated artists can demonstrate two widely divergent approaches to design. Given that the intent of one game was to replicate the other, the differences are all the more fascinating to witness.
 == Story ==