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1-4 of 4 >INVENTORY - Paul O'Brian writes about interactive fiction Music Education is a game whose writing and coding are relatively free from errors, but whose drive is deflated by the banality of its setting and some relatively basic omissions of puzzle design. Once the latter of these problems is fixed, the former will cease to have as much effect.
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A mid-length exploration game with some tricky puzzles, July 16, 2017This game has you exploring a mid-sized map with a music building, a post office, and a Hardee's knockoff. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
- Audiart (Davis, CA), January 8, 2009 Baf's GuideAimless little game--you're headed to the music building to practice your saxophone, but other stuff happens. Unfortunately, it doesn't happen in a way that gives you much of a clue at any point about what you should be doing, so you may spend a while wandering hither and yon wondering what to do next. In other words, the event triggers don't work the way they're supposed to, and you're reduced to guessing about what you're supposed to do with various characters. Well-intentioned, but not much of a game. -- Duncan Stevens
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