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Clock icon by BlogPerfume - part of the Free Glossy Blogging Icons Set for Bloggers.Gift box icon by Icon-Drawer - part of his Gift Icons collection.Fireworks algorithm and animation adapted from Fireworks by Paul Lewis.Law book icon by Lawyer WordPress Themes - part of their icon set.Explosion animation by WrathGames Studio.Ruler icon by Design Kindle - part of their Build Icons collection.Candle icon was taken from Wikipedia candle icon.Keyboard, user, medal & statistics icons by FatCow Web Hosting - 2400 Free "Farm-Fresh Web Icons".Game state, help & sound icons by Jonas Rask Design - Danish Royalty Free icon pack." PlantCute PNG" design by Daniel Cook ( ).The following artworks are used under the creative commons license: All rights reserved.įor more information, read the site's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.įor further questions, please contact me at Artwork This game was designed and programmed by Doron Linder. You can get help on additional keys using the syntax ':help a" i" a' i' a` i` H M L nu nonu nu! nonu! | / ? ` ' m :marks :delm :delmarks :delm! :delmarks! undo u :undo CTRL-R :redo redo rnu nornu rnu! nornu! + - q macro This window can be closed using ESC (as any other window in this game) and you can walk through the example using the '+' and '-' keys. In addition, every time you pick up a keyboard key, an explanation of what the key does and how it should be used is displayed. The little people of Textland have a lot of helpful tips to share so make sure you talk with each and every one by bumping into them. You can't advance to the next level until you master a skill! Getting help Hints scattered throughout the game help you and ease the learning process. These instructions are all you need to know. For a complete list of commands you can type in the command line mode, please type ':help :' (without the quotes). You can also perform operations such as login, load and save game and others using the in-game menu at the bottom of the screen. Each keyboard button adds to the set of commands you can give the cursor, until you master VIM. As you progress, you talk to people and collect items and keyboard buttons. You start the game with only the ability to move up, down, left, and right.
You soon discover that your arrival was foretold by an old prophecy and that you're expected to restore order to the world (in case you didn't make it to level 2 yet.). You play a blinking cursor appearing one day in a semi text based world of Textland inhabited by little people but ruled by bugs. It's an easy way to learn VIM without a steep learning curve.
It's a puzzle game for practicing and memorizing VIM commands (good old VI is also covered, of course).
It's the "Zelda meets text editing" game. VIM Adventures is an online game based on VIM's keyboard shortcuts (commands, motions and operators).
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