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An interesting experiment, May 6, 2008by Pavel Soukenik (Kirkland, WA) De Baron deals not so much with actions as with their justifications and rationalization. This is achieved almost exclusively by conversations which happen in menu-based trees. The action of the story is moving steadily along a linear path with some choices to make along the way. What is both good and bad is the fact that the subsequent in-game discussions cover all the options available, which is very interesting but it makes your particular choices seem less important. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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