Dominique Pamplemousse - It's All Over Once The Fat Lady Sings!

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Graphic Adventure Review: Dominique Pamplemousse
...game plots in general tend to devote a lot of space to padding, treading water, wasting your time to make you feel as though you haven't wasted your money. And there isn't much of that in Pamplemousse: it has a bam-bam-bam plot-movement-every-scene pace...
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Emily Short's Interactive Storytelling
It�s compact (1-2 hours, rather than 12+) and the puzzles are on the easy side. Some people might find these features to be drawbacks, but considering the limits on my gaming time these days, I appreciated getting my story delivered at a good clip. And it�s a pretty entertaining mystery, with enough twists for a noir short story; people aren�t exactly what they seem, a point that starts with the gender-ambiguous protagonist but eventually comes to apply to just about everyone you meet.
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Adventure Gamers

Indie entries like Deirdra Kiai�s Dominique Pamplemousse are welcome in a genre where innovation is rare. However, a short and easy noir adventure with claymation characters singing their lines will certainly not be for everyone.
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