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What just happened?, October 20, 2011by Ron Newcomb (Seattle) Seriously, I've made it to the end of the game, and didn't understand a blessed thing other than the parser is supposed to be someone writing a letter to you. I think. The title leads me to believe that the game is in-jokey, that you have to be familiar with particular other works of interactive fiction to even approach this one. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | View comments (1) - Add comment
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I don't get it, but I still like it., December 26, 2009by Grey (Italy) The first thing everyone should know is that this isn't a simple game. It's not even a difficult or strange game. It's probably one of the most perplexing game I've played. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Recursive IF, December 4, 2009by TempestDash (Cincinnati, Ohio) Deadline Enchanter is one of a relatively small set of games that turns the player-parser relationship on its head a bit. Typically, the PC is unaware of your (the player’s) existence, and the parser invisibly takes your commands and transforms them into thoughts that appear to originate from the player character’s mind. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Quite a ride, December 2, 2009by Divide (Wroclaw, Poland) One reviewer said you don't play this game, but rather let it play you - and that's exactly what it does. It takes you on a breathtaking ride through a world - what world, exactly? At some point you're no longer sure whether it's really an alien world, or whether perhaps your world is the one that's faux. And when the ride is over, you can't help but look at what's around you a bit differently, if only for a passing moment. That's quite a feat. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
- perching path (near Philadelphia, PA, US), August 18, 2009 - Ben Cressey (Seattle, WA), August 14, 2009 - Shigosei, August 6, 2009 - Jeremy Freese (Evanston, IL), July 2, 2009 - Brian Conn (Eureka, California), June 19, 2009 Jörgs Wort[be]reich Man spielt, indem man in der (Neben-)Rolle des Protagonisten das Spiel spielt. Die Handlung darin scheint in einer kriselnden Zukunft stattzufinden, in der die Menschen nicht mehr die Vorherrschaft auf der Erde haben. Wesentlich mehr kann man leider nicht sagen, ohne zuviel zu verraten, denn der Weg ist hier das Ziel. ...
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