Can you make this easy for me please?
Since I made it easy for you that last time, I assume you want the work done for you. Sure, I can do the work for you. Can you afford my rate?

I want a direct link to a specific Perl game for windows xp, not a link to links to links to links! It must be a direct link to a specific program. Really I cannot find it in another way.
Huh? You can look at A link, but going through more than one link to find what you want is impossible. Do you have some rare disability that no one has ever heard of (Web Superficialis, perhaps)?

I gave 2 great sites for you to research your question and sgifford gave you a link to a game that seems to fit your arbitrary criteria. zentara linked you to game who's source is right here on PM, great for a quick evaluation of what perl game programming is like (without any of those pesky links to click on).

Considering you're not willing to put ANY work into basic research maybe programming is not your thing.

UPDATE: changed link to correct id - Thanks rcseege



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In reply to Re: Do complicated Perl games really exist? by grep
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