#save feature

Nah, not yet. They will add that feature once I submit the second book.

THE 7th CONTINENT - Explore. Survive. YOU are the hero! - Lift curses or die trying in the first “choose-your-own-path” exploration board game. 1000+ minutes of adventure for 1 to 4 players. - http://kck.st/1LN3Ohk

Unlike other board games, The 7th Continent will take you through many, MANY hours of adventure as you explore the continent to lift your curse… or die trying! To make this manageable, the game includes a simple yet effective save system that allows you to quickly interrupt the game at any time and have it ready for your next session, just like in a video game.

Key Features

Play solo or in a team of up to 4 players,

No dice rolls! Make difficult choices and face the consequences thanks to the game's innovative mechanics that determine success or failure!

1000+ 8cmx8cm cards with hundreds of original artworks,

1000+ minutes of thrilling adventure in a single game,

30 seconds to set-up the game, 30 seconds to save it!

Join the expedition partway through if you missed the beginning of the adventure or died prematurely,

Live a different adventure every time! There are dozens of random events and several alternatives for a single numbered card.

New Facebook ‘Save’ Feature Helps Bookmark Content For Later Viewing

Well Facebook updates usually take time to get accustomed to but this new feature seems to solve a huge problem for the people who use Facebook on the go regularly. The new ‘Save’ feature, as it is called, lets you save links, pictures, places, music etc. to go through later when you have time.

“Every day, people find all sorts of interesting items on Facebook that they don’t have time to explore…

I miss the typewriters in the "Resident Evil" games, they made saving such a big impact. They made Ink Ribbons scarce, so you had to use them wisely and to know when to save; this made that games much more challenging in a way. Also, some of the rooms that have the typewriters have some if the best music you would ever hear in a video game.

These days with the autosave feature, (Resident Evil 5, Resident Evil 6), it takes the feeling away from the game. In the classics with the typewriters, you can go through most of the game without saving and if you screw up once you have to do it all over again, which can be very fun or super annoying depending. With the newer games it autosaves, so you can die and be all like, "Well, I didn't lose that much, I just got to redo this small section and I beat it."