Aye... It says that the location DESCRIPTIONS could be only two words, but didn't say anything about the location NAMES, so I took that locations were a sort of object, and gave them two word names as well. If Chris says you're not allowed a name and a description, then I can just change the layout to remove the description, easy enough :)
The thing I worry about, though, is that the game is already very spartan with just two words, paring it down even more might make it even more spartan... But, I guess them's the rules.. Easy enough to fix :)
I've added an option to have a "compliant start".. So if the judges want to be fully compliant, they can skip all the good stuff. :) I'll remove it after the jam.
p.s. I greatly enjoyed the comment "And NEVER use multiple exclamation marks!!!" :) hehe. It's hard to draw a player's attention to something important with just two words. Punctuation can help. Exclamation can mean shouting, or surprise.. In this case I'm using it to draw attention to something important to the plot that's happened without saying "You found an X, this looks like it could be useful" :) Similarly, there is one timed element in the game... That uses exclamation marks to indicate peril level "TIME LOW!!!" for example. It's just a modern stylistic idiom used in these kinds of things. Not oxford english, but useful.