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- narco.zip *
Contains narco.blb
Or download narco.zip, unzip it, and run the game in a Glulx interpreter. - narco.zip *Contains narco.blb
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2 Off-Site Reviews
IF-Review
Adventures wide shut
Like Adam's other works, Narcolepsy features entertaining prose and a wry take on modern culture. It has multiple plot paths, branches, and endings. It has a large collection of inserted dream sequences written by other IF authors, and many of them are creepy, funny, or visionary in their own right. On the other hand, pacing problems detract somewhat from its impact, and the stories it told had less substance than I might have liked.
-- Emily Short
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SPAG
Narcolepsy is my favorite IF game. And that's because it is, in a way, the ultimate game. It's not that I think you can't do any better, I just don't believe that anyone can make something substantially different with the current development tools. Adam (with the help of his collaborators) has not pushed the limits any further on this one, he just has reached them.
-- Jose Manuel Garcia-Patos
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Game Details
First Publication Date: December 27, 2003
Current Version: 1.07
License: Freeware
Development System: Inform 6
Baf's Guide ID: 2234
IFID: GLULX-1-040108-D8D78266
TUID: b67iuep7o6b0kxpm
