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 Still no Part II after all these years?, February 19, 2013Technically, Housekey, Part I is not an incomplete game, but it is certainly one in spirit. It's a skerrick of a my apartment game which has three locations and no housekey. The PC has left this item outside and is theoretically trapped in the very house in which they live. How ironic! Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Simple, But Better Than Some, December 29, 2010by AmberShards (The Gothic South) It's true that this game is spartan and that default responses will greet most of your actions, but as I've played some truly bad games lately, I find the whisper of a plot and the lack of dying in six turns refreshing. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Three rooms, little to examine, December 28, 2010by Bernie (Fredericksburg, VA) This game is clearly meant to be the introduction of a larger game. However, there is no "Housekey, Part 2", and Part 1 contains nothing to make it worth playing. You are instructed from the beginning that you left your key outside and need to retrieve it. However, there is no barrier to getting outside, so the game can be ended almost immediately. Additionally, there are only three rooms in the house, and most of the objects in the rooms are indicated as "unimportant". The game feels like someone's first IF programming experiment. Although it is able to be finished, the under-implementation of the game leaves it unrecommended. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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