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Showing All | Show by Page - Edo, August 17, 2023 >INVENTORY - Paul O'Brian writes about interactive fiction Troubled prose... always weakens a game for me, and it's a pity, because this game is pretty strong in lots of other areas. I found no bugs, which always pleases me, especially in a comp game. It's certainly a quantum leap in quality over Freas' last work (Grayscale), and I feel encouraged that his next game may take the ingenuity shown by Erudition Chamber and combine it with the level of polish needed to make the gameplay experience as enjoyable as it should be.
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A shortish game with four paths through each puzzle, February 3, 2016by MathBrush In this game, you're being tested to see if you belong to warriors (who use force), artisans (who use mechanical skills), alchemists (who alter the chemical nature of things), or seers (who look at and think about everything). Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Interesting concept, not a strong story, July 10, 2011by Emily Short The premise of the Erudition Chamber is that the protagonist is being put through a series of tests in order to determine which of four sects -- Warrior, Alchemist, Artisan, Seer -- he belongs to. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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