I enjoyed it very much. Please do more teases!

Very good tease indeed. Please do more.

Best ever game in genre!
Thanks for the re- up, yobat.
I can see there have been some minor changes ("points?")

I notice the flash player required is now old. So I have been using a separate browser (Chrome) and declining to update my flash player on it to keep the game playable.

A few game variant suggestions.

Males can only take a worship card, so they must beg a Goddess to agree to be worshipped in order to move forwards from the lilac squares. Goddesses are 50% likely/ unlikely to agree; toss a coin or roll a dice if playing alone.
Green squares; males can only take a ...

The series by student69 called Goon (1-5)
Author page here
http://www.milovana.com/webteases/#author=18997

It's a great game, still haven't completed it. But then, in the advanced options, I've made it hard for myself!!
A second computer displaying photos to represent other players makes for good fun.

I've just tried that, and all I get is an "open with" dialog box. When I chose Firefox, it opened a new window, and gave me the same dialog box again.
Thanks for the suggestion though.

Really excellent, thanks!

I found it plays in Safari 5.1.10, by copy- pasting the file location (on my desktop) into the address bar. Firefox- typically- couldn't handle it.

It would be good fun to be able to input your own photos and edit the cards.

Milovana up again hip hip hooray!
Many thanks to everyone who keeps this great place ticking over!

Every man has once been a little boy. At one time, we have all been subject to powerful women. And we have all passed through a period of detachment, asserting our own independence. Learning to be a man is arguably the same thing as learning to be separate from our mothers.
By volunteering ...

This video is not science. Science starts with a question and proceeds to enquire into answers. This video starts with the answer; its proposition that porn is addictive and harmful. Having already told us, in the first seconds, what its message is, it cannot pursue further enquiry. It can only say ...

In the days of Shakespeare, the word "addiction" meant the same as our contemporary word "preference." It's in Hamlet, among other plays.
The medicalised use of the word came to prominence alongside the long struggle to get tobacco companies to admit the health damage caused by smoking.
The first ...

I liked it. You should do more, perhaps a little longer.

It's the best new tease for ages and ages. Fantastic, bravo, thank-you.

When you have to say how many strokes, in the answer, I think there may be a 7 where a 1 should be on the button