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Average Rating: based on 27 ratings
Number of Reviews Written by IFDB Members: 4
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
A tongue-in-cheek historical fiction/adventure hybrid, August 21, 2017*
by verityvirtue (London)
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[Time to completion: 15-20 minutes]

You are Cinderella, and you must infiltrate the ball to steal the King's secret military plans - and fret not, it's all in aid of the revolution!

The visual novel-style illustrations define the tone of the story and, in parts, deliver information relevant to the story. You, intrepid reader, will need to pay attention to detail, and, like me, you may get imprisoned a few times before figuring out how to escape in one piece.

The directions were my main stumbling block; I had trouble correlating compass directions, map and directional arrows. Otherwise, though, this is a fun one.

Taking about fifteen minutes' playtime for a runthrough, Secret Agent Cinder would make a great lunchtime game - mischievous, well-executed and often surprising.

* This review was last edited on September 13, 2017
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- Wanderlust, June 21, 2017

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Fun short spy story, December 17, 2016*
by streever (America)

Quality writing and beautiful illustrations make this choice-based work a delight. Cinderella is reimagined as a secret agent, infiltrating the palace to steal military plans for the resistance.

The opening involves a short sequence where you choose your mission gear; play with obvious bad choices to see humorous responses from your handler, code named "Godmother".

This work is short but sets up a few fun replays, with a story-specific scoring system ranking you on stealth, revolutionary zeal, and a violence bonus. While I've found I can score higher or lower stealth stars, I don't know if I can actually change the outcome of the game, which seems designed to provide a humorous setup to the rest of the Cinderella story. A very fun little adventure.

* This review was last edited on December 18, 2016
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- leanbh, July 18, 2016

- Brendan Patrick Hennessy (Toronto, Ontario), May 12, 2016

- Doug Orleans (Somerville, MA, USA), May 8, 2016 (last edited on May 9, 2016)

- Pegbiter (Malmö, Sweden), April 19, 2016

- hoopla, November 28, 2015

- Sobol (Russia), October 18, 2015

- Joey Jones (UK), October 1, 2015

- Emily Boegheim, September 26, 2015 (last edited on September 27, 2015)

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Like an interactive web-comic. A short French Revolution Cinderella game., September 14, 2015*

This short choice game has lavish and beautiful drawings for each room/scenario, but the navigation system is classic CYOA style, plus a compass rose.

The story is a version of Cinderella as a secret spy. Cinderella is an action-hungry operative who clashes with the advice of the more level-headed Godmother, providing for some of the best moments in the game.

Overall, I enjoyed it. It felt like an interactive webcomic. Because classic comic strips were some of my favorite reading material as a kid, I enjoy the idea of interactive web-comic as a form of IF, and would like to see more of this in the future.

* This review was last edited on February 3, 2016
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- Emily Short, September 11, 2015

- ACGodliman (UK), September 5, 2015

- CMG (NYC), September 1, 2015


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