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v.9: 11-Apr-2021 12:04 - Zape (Current Version) - Edit Page - Normal View
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v.7: 27-Sep-2016 19:50 - Brian Kwak
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v.1: 16-Oct-2007 01:48 - IFDB
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2 Off-Site Reviews

IF-Review
Getting a Grip on LYG
Very many things in this game are allegorical, and most do not reveal their deeper meaning until a later Fit, if at all. Stephen deliberately does not explain his own designs; he fears that players will see his words as authoritative (which makes sense, him being the author and all) when he is much more interested in what players think.
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SPAG

I certainly don't claim to understand everything that the author was driving at in Grip; there are many parts of the game whose significance isn't clear to me, and may well remain that way. But I enjoyed the parts of it that I thought I understood, and it kept me interested enough to play through and think about in order to make sense of the rest, no small feat for a full-length game. As both game and story by symbolism, Losing Your Grip deserves praise.
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