Sunset Over Savannah

by Ivan Cockrum

Fantasy
1997

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Mid-length vacation game with great text and game world interrupted by puzzles, February 3, 2016

Sunset over Savannah is a relaxing, enjoyable read. You are a vacationer contemplating quitting their job, and looking for a sign or signs that there is more to life.

The writing is sweet and touching. As someone contemplating a career change, this

The game world is small but packed with interactivity. You can do so many things in every area that it is very surprising. It was fun to just play around.

However, this world's interactivity means that it is hard to know what to do with some puzzles. It can be figured out with persistence and logic, but the game is so fun to explore and the text is so fun to read that it felt like a shame to turn off my "reading" brain and turn on my "puzzle" brain. I ended up using a walkthrough, and loved what I found. Will probably play again to read it all again.

The author of "Worlds Apart" cites this as one of her favorite games, which led me to it.

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Rovarsson, October 21, 2020 - Reply
Ah! Here in your review I learn that Suzanne Britton (Worlds Apart) likes Sunset too. They do share a lot of the gentle magic.
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