Masque of the Last Faeries

Baf's Guide

Intrigue at a masquerade ball. Interesting concept, hindered by poor implementation--there are lots of characters, but trying to interact with them intelligently is often an adventure, and it's easy to do something out of order and get lost in the plot. There's a play-within-the-game that's entirely in verse; unfortunately, the writing is not glorious. The author gets credit for ambition, since there's a lot going on and the plot comes together in a reasonably interesting way, but the technical details are pretty shaky.

-- Duncan Stevens

SynTax
In the early part of the game I couldn't really find anything to do other than wait to see what eventuates. Later on you are able to visit the Forest Glade but I was still not sure what I was supposed to be doing and had to resort to the hints to find out.
-- Dorothy Millard
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Yet another entry in the category of "cool idea with lame execution" comp games, The Masque Of The Last Fairies is all the more frustrating for the glimpses of quality visible beneath its very rough exterior.
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