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Trading Punches

by Mike Snyder profile

About the Story

Friendship and rivalry, trust and doubt, unity and division, honesty and guile, hope and despair. These are the rifts through which history flows.

Note: Trading Punches contains some mature themes, and may not be suitable for children.

Page Update History

  v.8: 12-Apr-2025 22:43 - JTN (Current Version) - Edit Page - Normal View
Changed description, Web site URL, download links
v.7: 09-May-2022 01:19 - Paul O'Brian
Changed external review links
v.6: 26-Oct-2013 19:35 - Merk
Changed author
v.5: 01-May-2008 08:49 - Emily Short
Changed cover art
v.4: 07-Apr-2008 17:43 - Paul O'Brian
Changed external review links
v.3: 23-Oct-2007 22:55 - Merk
Changed cover art, download links
v.2: 23-Oct-2007 00:09 - Merk
Changed cover art, publication date, series name, episode number, genre, forgiveness, Web site URL, download links
v.1: 16-Oct-2007 01:50 - IFDB
Created page

1 Off-Site Review

>INVENTORY - Paul O'Brian writes about interactive fiction

The game itself is quite solid, too -- it's clear that a whole lot of effort went into this project. Aside from the few bugs I mentioned [earlier], I found the code pleasantly error-free, and the same goes for the writing. The puzzles worked well for me, and the game did an excellent job of providing cues to help me know what I ought to try next. One item in particular was not only quite well-implemented, but also provided an excellent emotional through-line for the story. Trading Punches still has a few details to clean up... but I'd recommend it without hesitation, especially to fans of dramatic fantasy games like Worlds Apart.
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