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1-6 of 6 - gotchderby (Amherst, Massachusetts), October 11, 2015 - BlitzWithGuns, September 14, 2015 1 of
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Inventive and unsettling, May 10, 2015by Andrew Watt (Los Angeles, California) The reader experience of Feu de Joie is that of browsing an online archive, and the first passages are appropriately dry. The tester’s helpful notes become more confused and uncomfortable as the material gets weirder. To generate that weirdness, DeNiro inventively exploits Twine’s roots in web design. The artless presentation of the client’s work makes them seem incompetent (and non-threatening), so when text blurs, fades, and becomes unaccountably janky, it’s surprisingly disturbing. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
- CMG (NYC), May 10, 2015 2 of
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Twine game with unusual format and interesting use of Twitter, May 10, 2015This game contains excellent writing, but that is easy, because more than half of the text comes from the writings of Lord Dunsany, a fantasy writer predating Tolkien and Lovecraft. The writings chosen are about the world wars; it may have been picked as something "dry", but I was actually very interested in the text. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | View comments (3) - Add comment
- timsamoff (Southern California), April 23, 2015
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