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About the StoryWhen the seventh day comes and it is time for you to return to the castle in the forest, your sisters cling to your sleeves.Game Details
Language: English (en)
Current Version: 11 License: Freeware Development System: Inform 7 Baf's Guide ID: 2893 IFID: 1810847C-0DC7-44D5-94EF-313A3E7AF257 TUID: 9p8kh3im2j9h2881 |
Awards
Nominee, Best Use of Medium - 2006 XYZZY Awards
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Alloys and Allies
Bronze is no masterpiece, but it is a well-crafted, fun, and satisfying game. I recommend it not only to people wishing to learn Inform 7 but to all fans of quality puzzle-laden text adventures.
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My Introduction to the Pleasures of Interactive Fiction, October 19, 2007This game is intended for those of us new to interactive fiction. Puzzles have multiple solutions, multiple puzzles are open to the player at once, no time limits, hints are built-in, even the most basic I-F commands can be listed for those completely new to I-F, the writing is solid, the difficulty is on the easier side, and exploration produces a strong sense of place while maintaining the fairy tale's soft lucidness. And, commands new to the form, such as GO TO, remove a lot of the tedium of the old-school games.
I strongly recommend Bronze to those friends and family who may enjoy a textual video game, but whom would have little patience with the intentionally frustrating and pedantic I-Fs of old.
Interesting take on a well-known fairytale, November 9, 2007Bronze is a very user-friendly and fairly entertaining take on Beauty and the Beast. I was never once frustrated by syntax or by tedious tasks, and I really enjoyed the way that the backstory was revealed as my wanderings through the castle triggered memories and reflections of the time my character had spent there before the events of the game.
You may find that you need to draw a map, though the layout's not incredibly complicated. (You can't really get lost, thanks to the very useful "go to" syntax, which will take you back to any room you've already visited, but I found that the map helped me keep track of where I had and hadn't explored.)
The only thing I didn't like was that with at least one of the multiple endings, I felt that I'd been "cut off" from continuing, simply because of the order that I solved the final puzzles in.
My first IF game, September 17, 2009I hope that my next IF encounter will be just as good.
This is to be recommended to all noobies like me!
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Bronze appears in the following Recommended Lists:To begin by Fra Enrico
If you are new to the IF, I suggest to start with a bunch of games. Some are easy to play and to get into the thing, some are so great that make you fall in love with the genre.
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The following polls include votes for Bronze:Games suitable for children by msousa
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