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Intelligent, elegant, and thoughtful, December 31, 2022by Lance Cirone (Backwater, Vermont) This is flat-out one of my favorite games of all time. Everything it does just struck all the right chords for me. The dry, sarcastic humor, the gloomy atmosphere, the way Helen and Grant interact with each other. You get a sense of what each of these characters have been through, and you genuinely do want to see what each of them have to say. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
>INVENTORY - Paul O'Brian writes about interactive fiction [G]litches aside, the conversation felt real more often than it felt artificial, and that is a significant achievement. The writing is superior throughout, and achieves pure brilliance on occasion. I may have had some issues with the storyline, and I may have encountered some bugs, but I enjoyed Best of Three very much nonetheless.
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Interesting Concept, March 18, 2017by RottenSnail Related reviews: easy, multiple choice, beginner, conversation, NPC, experimental, narrative, back-story, romance, dialogue The "game" plays out as a conversation. Most of it takes place in a coffee shop and the interactions with the surroundings are limited. I'd consider this game to be more experimental; gently testing the boundaries of the medium, letting the player uncover the back-story of the main character and the NPC, letting the player (to a point) decide how the conversation will go (through multiple-choice dialogue). It's an interesting concept and definitely worth playing. It felt more like reading a book than playing a game, which I think is the point, and I like the result. I gave this game only four stars because I didn't "love" it, though I would definitely recommend this relatively short game to others (especially beginners), and I'd play more games by this author (because I did "love" Bronze). Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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A two-person conversation game about old dreams, loss, and life, February 3, 2016by MathBrush Best of Three is a menu-driven conversation game by Emily Short set entirely in the real world. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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