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  Weird but not wonderful, Wed 9th Mar 2022
By David Whyld - See all my reviews

This was a weird little game and no mistake, not to mention being remarkably rough around the edges. The impression I was left with was that it was one of those strange experimental games that don’t really play like a game at all.

On the plus side, it was quite well written. On the down side… well, everything else. The first puzzle involved recognising a famous quote and saying the author’s name, which causes a door to open. Why? Beats me. Strange experimental games, eh? (Incidentally, OPEN DOOR and X DOOR don’t work.) Other puzzles involve waking up a princess and answering her question, which were fairly easy, if nonsensical, and one with a poor man in a prison cell, which I couldn’t figure out even with the walkthrough command. To be fair, I didn’t try that hard. This game really wasn’t to my liking and I didn’t feel any need to persevere any longer.

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