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Two

by Tylor

Teen, RPGs
2013

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(based on 5 ratings)
1 review

About the Story

Two is a branching interactive fiction telling the story of twelve year old Laura’s day at school as she navigates through the dangers of being a bright loner.

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Please note that all typos have been removed. They were almost entirely confined to the first few frames which is unfortunate.

Roughly 6000 words including all optional frames and branches.


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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Could have been good, April 7, 2013
by verityvirtue (London)

In this game, you are a bright student, bullied by everyone and desperately lonely. As you are running from a bunch of bullies, you bump into a friendly adult who seems to hold great insight as to your situation.

It mentions (Spoiler - click to show)women in science and has school bullying as its premise, though the former seems almost an afterthought. If either of these were meant to be major themes, neither were developed enough to bind the whole story together.

The whole story seems a bit thin on characterisation and it made it hard for me to empathise with the main character or get emotionally involved in the story, while the dialogue was unsurprising and didn't reveal much about most characters beyond a generic template.

The game has typos and not-very-thoughtful dialogue. Pity: it touched on weighty topics which could have been developed further; the characters, certainly, could have fleshed out more fully.

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