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[one of]Kiss[or]Kill[or]Pie[at random], June 27, 2013by Sam Kabo Ashwell (Seattle) Figaro is a very small example game, introducing a single point of theory and not really aspiring to any larger artistic goal. It lightly depicts an imagined scene from The Marriage of Figaro, taking an approach very similar to the examples of the built-in I7 manual. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
Comments on this reviewPrevious | << 1 >> | Next Sobol, November 12, 2014 - Reply I wasn't dissatisfied at all. It's a good bit of silly fun. And I consider "The countess steps out of the wardrobe" the winning ending :) It would be interesting to play a version of this game with a soundtrack made from excerpts of Mozart's music - not necessarily from Le nozze di Figaro only. Perhaps, say, a different short excerpt would play after a different ending. Victor Gijsbers, June 27, 2013 - Reply Very fair, Sam, though I hope your mild dissatisfaction was coupled with some enjoyment. :-) Also, what was I thinking when I chose the font colour for that cover image? Sam Kabo Ashwell, June 27, 2013 - Reply Oh, I was entertained. Particularly since I had to reference the plot of The Marriage of Figaro to write this, and dear lord is that thing over-the-top ridiculous. Victor Gijsbers, June 28, 2013 - Reply It is everything an opera plot should be. ;) |