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 Goofy light game, October 10, 2020by KatherineTheCurst (Kansas, USA) This was a fun little game, but I felt like I might have been missing some of the puzzles (other than the sheriff's crossword). I don't know if I'm just not able to figure it out, or if the puzzles aren't there in the first place. I thought the idea was cool, I mean, a game about a monster called Crocodracula? What's not to love? I did kind of wish the playable characters had a little more variation between them, but I can see why that would be a huge amount of work. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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The most Ryan Veeder game yet. A short mystery., November 7, 2017It's hard to conceive of a game that is more Ryan Veeder-y than this one. This is most likely due to the support from his Patreon, which was started (according to its home page) because he wanted more reasons to include complex irrelevant subsystems in this game. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | View comments (2) - Add comment
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Mysterious, November 4, 2017by Sobol (Russia) Crocodracula supposedly recreates the feel of American TV shows for kids from the '90s; having little familiarity with those, I was instead reminded of the recent hit series, Gravity Falls. There are similarities: two young protagonists in a small town full of various supernatural stuff, a creepy swamp, a climbable water tower, a helpful book about magic and dark secrets, a cryptogram... There was a cute plot and some good kid-friendly spooky moments. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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