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Perdition's Flames

by Michael J. Roberts profile

About the Story

The afterlife isn't what you expected. Explore a strangely modernized and bureaucratic underworld, replete with strip malls, government offices, and science labs, as well as the occasional lake of molten rock.

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  v.7: 20-Feb-2025 19:56 - OtisTDog (Current Version) - Edit Page - Normal View
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v.6: 02-Sep-2022 18:43 - Zach Harper
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v.5: 28-May-2021 20:15 - David Welbourn
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v.4: 14-Apr-2021 02:31 - Zape
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v.3: 10-Mar-2013 11:23 - Edward Lacey
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v.2: 25-Oct-2007 18:27 - Michael Roberts
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v.1: 29-Sep-2007 20:49 - IFDB
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2 Off-Site Reviews

SPAG

What makes PF stand out above the countless other text games currently on the market is its wonderful sense of humor. The game makes some truly awful puns, pokes fun at everyone's notion of what Hell is "supposed" to be, and generally keeps you looking forward to coming back to Hell every time you have to leave the computer.
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I loved the non-linear nature of the game. Although by neccessity certain puzzles have to be solved before other puzzles can be reached, the game is tremendously flexible. You truly feel like you are PLAYING the game, rather than being sent to Location A to get Object B to take to Location C to exchange it for Object D, etc. (Indeed, this free-style type of play is neccessary, since the game's goal is not revealed to you until quite late in the adventure.)
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SynTax
An unusual topic for a game, well thought out and most amusing.
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