Love Is as Powerful as Death, Jealousy Is as Cruel as the Grave
by Conrad Cook (as Michael Whittington)
I was hoping for a ghost story; instead I got almost nonexistent implementation and some repellant characters/situations.
The atmosphere is effective, in that I (as a Westerner) found it very foreign and a touch hostile-feeling (as can be the case when you're a stranger in a strange land, minus the language).
But little implementation means you can't explore the setting. The show's on rails, but in a bad way; the whole event feels futile, the main NPC you interact with is a real creep, and the ghost arrival, to me, felt "out there," like there wasn't enough buildup; it just showed up..
Futility + your repellant friend + poor implementation = 1 star in my book.
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