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Awards
31st Place - 12th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (2006)
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| Average Rating:   Number of Reviews Written by IFDB Members: 1 |
I don't usually like super goofy games, but this one combines silliness with some earnestness and good descriptions. You play a conspiracy theorist with a talking British cat. Your house is small, with important objects clearly marked in descriptions, and only a few secrets.
This game has a timer of about 75 turns, displayed every turn. In this case, the timer served as a reassurance to me that the game would be small and solvable in a few turns. Unlike most timers, this one improved the game experience.
There were some typos, but I found this to be a better experience overall than I expected. Most people would probably find this game to be a 2-3 star experience.
1 Off-Site Review
SPAG
I feel that if you can somehow see past the unpolished writing, the under-implemented features, the badly implemented features, the almost tediously simple and cliched puzzles - if you can somehow see past all that then there's the kernel of amusing, witty, creative, small, game here. Humor is always tricky, but I find the author's style pretty funny. The writing is raw, and it could definitely do with a steadying influence from time to time. Beta-testing, really any sort of testing, would definitely be an improvement. [...]
I would be very intrigued to see the author produce a work with more craft applied to it, I feel there's a raw wit and imagination that could be successfully harnessed. Please let's have Sara the cat in the next game too.
-- David Jones
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Current Version: 1
License: Freeware
Development System: Inform 6
Baf's Guide ID: 2972
IFID: ZCODE-1-060801-9DC1
TUID: 3dpk8ziq49pwvik2
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