Yeah, it's like, "PAUL MOOSE IN SPACE WORLD" *link to here* "Paul Moose is a very short and slightly buggy adventure game, but it makes up for it with a lot of character, plus its unique art style. Most of the graphics in the game were created simply using pencils and paper. Worth playing if you're after something a little different, 3/5 stars." and there's a screeny :D

Heh, big congrats, this was in this months issue of Australian magazine PC Powerplay. It was only a small advert (and kinda scathing in my opinion) but cool none the less.

This game is awesome! I love point and click adventures like these. But this is one of the best adventure games i've played. Congrats on winning second place in the axiom contest. I just found out the advertisement was a joke, i got pretty far in this game

@thecatamites:
Played it on a widescreen monitor in the default fullscreen mode.
Windows Vista desktop resolution: 1680x1050.
Regarding the tv, it disappeared when i entered the second room, not the the third. It didn't follow me to the second room, and when i went back into the first room it was gone...

The game seemed really funny and consistent.
However, the technical problems i experienced made me give it a lower grade than otherwise:
1. The television-thingie disappeared when i told it to follow me into the next room.
2. I couldn't see the entire game area, neither the sides nor top and bottom was entirely visible. This meant i couldn't exit certain dialogs and had to restart the game, which in turn also was quite a pain.

I thought the advertisement was actually really funny. Good job, man!

I understand now, the advertisement was a joke, but it was a poorly placed joke, and it really took me out of the immersion of the game, so I don't really want to play it again. It may be by design, but the advertisement was a bad feature and should have been left out.