Aw...nuts.

It took four months of full-time work to produce Skull Cove, the most nerve-wracking part of designing happens near the end when the complexity and chaos all converges on a single set of files.

Long story short, I forgot the skull. Yes, that's right, we have shipped a product called Skull Cove....with no Skull.

Sorry 'bout that chief...

But now you can ching ching CASH IN on this tragedy! Yes, we will be releasing the Skull as a free download very soon. Aarghh.

Honestly I'm not laughing at you!  I didn't even make the connection with the product name and the missing part when it was found to be missing.  I just think that is soooo funny.  Its called Skull cove and there is no skull, sorry for the laugh.

Don't worry its great even without the skull!

Its not as bad as buying the product and then finding out the product is $3 cheaper the next day (right Denny:) ).

morval

Ya know, I've been putting it together for two evenings now and I hadn't even noticed.  

Truth be told, that would have been the last piece I assembled.   Its cool as hell, but my games don't call for it...yet, anway.  ;)

It does make a great freebie for SKULL Cove, though.  :)

Here I was in the Release Party thread, all ready to do my moderatorly duty and tell the poor souls what the Skullrock filename was. And, well, you can gather the rest.

Sure would make a cool freebie, though judging by the instruction sheet it might be a little on the complicated side for the casual downloader.

 D

Would you believe that I never even noticed the skull was missing? (Hmmm, no blush emoticon...)  ::) Too many other things to go over I guess...

The Auld Grump

I think the irony is sooo funny here that its not even worth getting upset about. Oh, well it will make a terrific freebie! You can download it on the SeaWorks page where it says “sample – Get here”. http://www.worldworksgames.com/seaworksone.html

Ummm has anyone seen where the ledges are for the cliffs.. I've been searching all the folders but couldn't find them . Can anybody gimme a helping hand
thanks

Oh, definitely another vote for printer friendly instructions!

To me, the odd instruction format just looks very unprofessional, which is not the impression you want to convey! (Just a first-impression kinda thing... nothing to do with the actual quality of your work, of course.)