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Stuff to buy
cost: $50
cost: $100
cost: $0
cost: $500
Shoes (+1km/s)
Yacht
Dollar Generation: ($1 per investor)
Progress towards Checkpoint Paris
value: $
The Goal
Get your little man back to his home
that is the distant world of cgtopia.
How does it work?
Become the owner of blogposts by planting your flag and buy stuff that will help your little man to get there as fast as possible!
Why do this?
Just so you can have some extra fun while visiting and because everybody who get's there is in for a big surprise
(still... determining what
it will be but it's going to be awesome! )
Your Finances : Flags & Ownership of Blogpost
In your finances you get an overview of all the money that was collected by your flags.
By planting your flag below a cgtopia-post you become one of the 'owners' of that article and are rewarded according to the popularity of that page.
Every person that visits the page leaves 1$ for the owners. So this means that if you are one of the owners you get 1$ for each person that visits the page.
Buying extra investors, speed and other perks
With your budget you can buy extra investors, these investors sponsor your little man while he walks. Everytime the center budget-generation fills up you get the promissed dollars from your investors.
You can also buy more speed for this process to go faster
Buying Coins & Finding Treasures
You can also buy extra coins that your walker can pickup as a bonus on each page. Next to this we've hidden several treasures all over the web on secret pages for you to find.
Paul Thurlby is a freelancer illustrator living in London, England. His illustrations are totally awesome, every piece brings a different character and it's always fun to see. The alphabet illustrations are so cool that I'm sure everyone would like to have that, check it out! Paul Thurlby is een freelance tekenaar die in Engeland al een tiental kinderboeken heeft opgesmukt met zijn fantastische illustraties. Zo bracht hij onlangs ook het hele alfabet op zijn manier uit: geïllustreerd... De woorden Lies, pan, huis etc zijn allemaal volledig achterhaald, als kind moet je ZO het alfabet leren:)
Meer over Paul Thurlby vind je in zijn Flickr Galerij
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