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The "Eleusinian Miseries" follows a vacuous, self-absorbed player-character as he is introduced into an ancient Greek mystery cult. Amusingly, the cult resembles American universities' fraternities, and their mild hazing rituals and toga parties, except its members speak with British idioms and have names like Alky and Puffy. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
Comments on this reviewPrevious | << 1 >> | Next E.K., October 14, 2020 - Reply I think there are multiple ways of solving at least some of the puzzles - I didn't need to use (Spoiler - click to show)"wash" at any point, instead I (Spoiler - click to show)put a toothpick in my eye to keep from falling asleep, and drank the water to stop sneezing (I'm not sure which of these two puzzles you solved by washing). I also solved the "brute force" puzzle on my first try, simply by choosing what I thought seemed like the funniest items. Walter Sandsquish, October 15, 2020 - Reply The toothpick is an alternate solution to the puzzle I had verb problems with. The author said he had implemented one of the verbs I tried to use, but it didn't work for me, so there's probably a bug in there somewhere. It might even be a problem with I7's standard library. |