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Best gorram game in the 'verse, February 9, 2014by Doug Orleans (Somerville, MA, USA) As a Firefly fan, I enjoyed the writing and the references, and I don't usually enjoy fanfic at all. The puzzles were easy for the group (Club Floyd) but may be a bit trickier for solo play. But they were fair, forgiving, and made sense (although mostly of the "decide which object you have is the one you need to use" variety). The game was very linear with lots of sitting back and watching the story play out, but I didn't mind because the writing was good and the story was entertaining-- felt like a typical light-hearted episode of the show. There were a few minor bugs (we played Release 2) but they didn't get in the way of the game, just some rough edges showing. I'm very curious to know who wrote this and whether they're planning another Firefly game! Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Feels like an episode, February 9, 2014We played this on ClubFloyd and really enjoyed it. It's short, fun, and when you're done it feels like you've experienced an episode of Firefly — complete with a twisty ending. Worthwhile. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Thrilling heroics, February 7, 2013by aferrell (Washington, DC) Best thing about Firefly was it's awesomely idiosyncratic Whedonese - something the author has captured nicely in this game. If you're a fan, there's enough here to remind you why you liked the characters and the show. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Boy, it sure would be nice if we had some grenades, don't you think?, February 2, 2013by Mr. Patient (Saint Paul, Minn.) In Pinched, the PC is the hilariously crude Jayne Cobb, the accidental hero played by Adam Baldwin in Firefly. Jayne usually provides the muscle of the Serenity crew, but in this adventure, he does everything but that. It's an amusing setup, although it doesn't quite reach its potential. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | View comments (2) - Add comment
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