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 Sci-fi duels, April 15, 2022by G. Faregan Diminutive PC must fight a series of duels in a tournament using brains in order to win back their home planet's moon from the Flash Gordon-esque evil emperor. Uses fairly standard object based puzzles in Twine (combine objects, use object). I really liked everything about this game. Maybe it isn't Shakespeare, but I'm not sure that's a valid criticism. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
The puzzles make sense and are cleverly put together, reusing existing skills, items and people often enough to feel organic. A very solid piece of ‘classic’ IF implemented in a link-based system.
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| Direct link | Add a comment These Heterogenous Tasks It’s very much an adventure game in format – if anything, it reminded me of the classic point-and-click era, what with its populated world full of cartoonish oddball characters, underdog protagonist and focus on combining items.
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| Direct link | Add a comment Despite being a light, choice-based game, “Chuk and the Arena” is a complex game with intricate, well-designed puzzles.
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A very long epic space Twine game with ingenious puzzles and combat , October 11, 2019This game has some of the most devilish puzzles I've seen in quite some time-and it's in Twine! Twine puzzlers have been getting far better in recent years, and this author has already been one to push the envelope with last year's game Lux. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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