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![]() This game is by the author of Infidels, plus Jerry Wolper. To a greater extent than most Infocom games, this game is full of small, tiny choices that will keep you from winning much, much later. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
Comments on this reviewPrevious | << 1 >> | Next <blank>, December 17, 2015 - Reply Quick note - it's not the Titanic per se, though the Leviathan is very obviously very heavily inspired on it. But it's not the Titanic. More specifically - the inclusion of the Titanic would force the game to have accuracy it doesn't pretend to have. <blank>, December 17, 2015 - Reply Previous | << 1 >> | NextA note: true to Infocom, most times it's either obvious when something bad happened in the game (carrying something other people shouldn't have seen) or you have *some* information to base an educated guess in (when deciding which equipment to purchase) - though as regards to this latter, possibly not *enough* information. Then again, that's what a wreck-dive is - you stock up on what you think you'll need and hope for the best! Does it make the game more realistic? Yes. Does it make it more fun to play? I doubt it. The only instance in which you're not clued at all is in the "certain activities while everyone else is busy". Totally unprompted, and if you don't, you'll lose the game much, much later. It's the One Big Red Mark this game gets from me. |