My own version of the classic Manic Miner, with twenty brand-new rooms.
Everithing in the party was surpassing the previous espectations, that is: half-naked women running trough the corridors, the giggles of the spree were listened miles away, neighbourghs complaining compulsively and threatening with calling the police... But it is common knowledge that
nothing can run perfectly too much time, and things always go wrong at last. After trying to overstep the limits of that booby black-haired woman for the fiveteenth time and after receiving her corresponding fiveteenth slap, Willy felt a certain strange taste when giving the fiveteenth drop from the unique gin bottle he could get in that confusing and choking crowd in the bar of his living-room. When he observed the malicious glances and the growing giggles his suppoused friends where devoting him, a shy suspicion began growing in his mind Between the alcoholic fumes of his only growing but
quite big already drunkenness, stimulated by the vision of certain white rests that floated in the few gin that still was in his bottle, and acompained by the tremendous and, by moments, thunder-like oisterous laughs that were now the before small giggles.
Requirements: No special requirements
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