TINS 2016 Entry
Haiku Resuce
By Miquel Fire Burns
Made with Allegro 5.2.0

You been tasked with delivering slips of paper with haiku written on them.
During your travels, someone rips them up and throws them into a field.
You must go through the magically changing field and collect the missing pieces.
To beat a level, you must combine the pieces of paper. 4 levels in all.

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How to play
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Mouse for EVERYTHING! Click where you want to go, and your character moves there.
Once you collect all the pieces to a single haiku, the game will display it to you.

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TINS 2016 Rules
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Genre requirements

	genre rule #89: Craftsmanship: The game is centered around crafting items out of components.
		The pieces of paper you collect will make up haikus. Once you collect all the pieces, you get to read a haiku

Artistic requirements

	artistical rule #47: Include dialog in poetic form (rhymed couplets, limerick, haiku) as much as you can
		You are creating haikus
	
	artistical rule #48: Include snow
		Snow is falling. Each level has more snow on the ground than the previous level.

Technical requirements

	technical rule #48: path finding
		When you click somewhere, the character will attempt to move left or right to get to the spot.
		When he gets there or block, moves up and down instead
		If he was blocked, he'll move left or right again once cleared.
		He not smart enough to do more than that however.
	
	technical rule #55: use unicode to display non-english characters (e.g. russian, japanese).
		The haikus are written in Japanese
		You get a translation at underneath however. (Font is a bit iffy)

Bonus rules

	bonus rule #3: Act of Formaldehyde: you can opt out of a rule if instead you decide to follow three other rules from a previous Speedhack/TINS. The rules page containing those rules should still be up for all to see.
		Particle rule from SH2015
		Ratio friendly rule from SH 2007 (Every TINS and SH I made used this since however ;) )
		No third rule knowly used, so can't use this.
