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3 public reviews

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This Ain't No Game, But It Sure Is Great

3 out of 5 stars

Ceremony of Innocence provides an incredibly unique and rewarding experience, but it struggles to meet expectations of what constitutes a game. Based on the Griffin and Sabine trilogy by Nick Bantock, Ceremony takes you through the story of Griffin, a neurotic young English artist, and his mysterious South Sea Island muse Sabine, of whom he becomes aware at the very beginning. In the process, it challenges your…

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The Last Express1997

5 out of 5 stars

Released to little fanfare -- but some critical praise -- way back in 1997, Jordan Mechner 's mystery-adventure masterpiece The Last Express quickly fell under the radar and remains there to this day. It couldn't help that it is a point-and-click adventure game sent out into the world amidst a dying, stagnant, and largely ignored genre. Nor did it benefit from a non-existent marketing campaign -- the story goes that…

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Rise of the Dragon: Game Over never felt so right

4 out of 5 stars

Rise of the Dragon is now almost 20 years old, but that didn't stop it being one of the most immersive experiences I have every had. It mixes the futuristic-dystopian-cyberpunk elements of Blade Runner with a more traditional pulp adventure to create flawed and believable - yet simultaneously clichéd - characters and a terrifying future Los Angeles. What makes the game so immersive, though, is the way that actions…

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