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Game Details
Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: September 30, 2007 Current Version: Unknown License: Freeware Development System: Quest Baf's Guide ID: 3058 IFID: 7617A463C9185100531CD5F13141DCF0 TUID: j737kw3x3j1h8c7e |
15th Place - 13th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (2007)
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This is a game planned on an epic scale. Only 3 chapters were entered into the competition, and the author clearly promised greatness in those missing six chapters. There was to be an entire other complex (or multiple ones), many rooms, etc.
But even these chapters are unfinished in some ways. Many things are unimplemented. Trying to guess the right verbs can be hard even with the walkthrough.
It's also a bit offputting. Woman are all nude and described like meat. Murder is casual. I'm just not that into it.
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