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 Another in an onrush of Aisle clones, February 24, 2022by cgasquid (west of house) the one-move game Aisle has been endlessly remixed, parodied, copied, and reiterated at this point. most of the copies have ignored the pathos that was the original's intent, instead focusing on the bizarre responses the original provided for more out-there commands that seemed to hint that the protagonist was suffering from dementia. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Very Irritating Gender-Neutral One-Room Inform Game, September 28, 2014by Daemon Pyrate ( Optional. For example, "San Diego, California," "Barcelona, Spain") This game feels like a mixture of When Harry Met Sally, Groundhog Day, and The Twilight Zone. It's not fun. It feels more like a torturous endurance test. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Enjoyable but too dense., September 25, 2014by Katrisa (Houston) So, you're trying to leave your lover. (The one with the cleverly androgynous name.) You get one move. Or, rather, 50 moves, one per play through. This game is cute and funny. It's even fun for the first few moves. Some of the methods of leaving are clever and left me with a grin. However, each move will net you a few paragraphs of text and, eventually, I wasn't invested in the game enough to do more than skim them. This is where the game falls short. I'm a bit of a completionist, so I kept trying commands (some commands that seem like they should be there aren't while others are rather obscure) until I had about a dozen left but I stopped there. I wasn't even pretending to read the outcomes anymore and it had become a chore trying to guess what I should do next. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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