HSP was born in japan, made by Mr.Onitama.
webpage "http://onionsoft.net/hsp/"
"HSP" mean is "Hot Soup Processor"
write a tentative introduce HSP

ps
I am can't speak English well.
in fact talk poor English.
you too, everyone

Game programming and CGI in the same language? That's interesting. It looks like a neat beginner's language, like AMOS back on the Amiga...

Do you have any links to example programs?

I know these links.
http://hspcenter.com/hspsc.html
http://sapporo.cool.ne.jp/daturyoku/HSP/index.html
http://www2.pf-x.net/~shink/hspindex.html

You can know example programs at this link.
http://hsp.tv/play/link2.html

hot soup processor's been used to make a ton of really cool and inspiring games, but to me it's been really hard to wrap my head around the language without english documentation (some of the commands are rather cryptic).

HSP, however, unlike most "easy" game programming languages, is free.

I don't read japanese so I found this
http://basic.mindteq.com/Details/HSP.html
It seems interesting but it's only available for windows and I couldn't find anything about source code

If make ADV there's BladeEngine is good.
http://bladeengine.com/

There is a trial version.

>>6
How is Blade Engine any better then ONScripter and Ren'Py?
Those two are free.

RenPy is free as in speech too. Also has an apparently large-ish user community and a somewhat active forum in english.

Aw man, I thought this thread was going to be about Haskell Server Pages.