Thanks a lot.  Just got done playing the real demo just now and it was great.  The overall look and feel is very much like the original game this is continuing from.  The drawing system being used in this is interesting and makes this game stand out from its predecessor.  Learning how to draw the schematics was a lot easier than I was expecting.  The very idea of using the grid to solve many complex puzzles much like the distaff did in Loom is getting me more excited for this game than ever.

As for what can be approved on, I am pretty sure everybody else before me got it down already.  Smoother animation, some sound during drawing, and some voice acting would make this game better.  Voices or slower text would be nice for me.  I had to read really quickly before the text disappears on me sometimes.  Not at all relaxing when you want to image the character's voice in your head.  This being especially hard for slower readers.  Some of my friends that I would like to share this game with fitting in this category.  So having voice-overs by the game's completion would be good, or having the text stay on screen longer would work as well.

I am RyuSpike and I am from Pennsylvania, USA.  I got here because I favorited Loom fanart on dA.  Having played the game as a kid, it had left an impression that would never leave me to this day.  Now I am 21 years old and still looking into what college I should go to.  Not the wealthiest person around so...  I like to dig into old things I have seen in the past and review them in a more mature perspective rather than an innocent one.  It is always interesting to see how the things you liked aren't always as great as you thought of them to be while other things you often overlooked, or thought boring, turn out to be much deeper and enjoyable to you now.  Just like Loom for example.  Which is how I got here.

But other than being a fan, I don't think I will be much use outside judging the product as it is being made.

Uuugggg....  I can't get past this password screen at all!  I need to know the code and I REALLY don't want to go through all 20,736 combinations.  I tried finding a clue of some kind around the site but just couldn't find anything.  There is no notes in the folder when I downloaded the tech demo and it is frustrating me beyond belief because I really want to play it!  I'm already feeling stupid form trying to figure it out and I'm sure you all see as a big idiot for asking , but I really don't care anymore.  I just want to play the tech demo so I can see how far this project has gone.

So what is the password that I need to enter so I can play the game?  And if it isn't a set code, tell me how I can figure it out without going the painfully long process of elimination.