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Jacks or Better to Murder, Aces to Win, by J. D. Berry
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Shades of Gray, by Mark Baker, and Steve Bauman, and Belisana, and Mike Laskey, and Judith Pintar, and Cindy Yans, and Hercules
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Eclectic, February 2, 2011

Much better than would be expected, considering that this game was designed by committee. On the one hand, it contains a few genuinely creepy moments, some clever puzzles and bits of evocative writing. On the other hand, it contains way too many disparate settings and the quality of the design, writing and implementation varies widely between the different story segments.

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The Horror of Rylvania, by D. A. Leary
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Ditch Day Drifter, by Michael J. Roberts
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Babel, by Ian Finley
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Flowers for Algernon, by Anonymous
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Downtown Tokyo, Present Day, by John Kean
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A Day for Fresh Sushi, by Emily Short
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+=3, by Carl de Marcken and David Baggett
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Pointed, February 2, 2011

"+=3's" thesis is that a puzzle's difficulty is not directly related to how logical the solution to the puzzle is, but rather by the context that the puzzle appears in. Most seasoned IF players will find this game's one puzzle infuriating because it cleverly defies IF's conventions, yet the puzzle's solution is not only logical, but, literally, a cliche.

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The Edifice, by Lucian P. Smith
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