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 An intriguing glimpse into a different world, December 2, 2020Made in less than four hours, A Pilgrim provides an intriguing glimpse into a different world. As a lonely wandering pilgrim in an area reminiscent of a mythical South America, the protagonist allows you to experience a day (well, a night really) in their sandals, sharing their perspective and their dreams. There is no spooky twist or clever puzzles here, but rather strong and imaginative imagery that is strange yet familiar, lending an eerie sense of the Unheimlich. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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A short surreal game about a pilgrim stopping at a shrine, November 13, 2020This is a short game written in 4 hours in which you stumble upon a shrine on a journey. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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Impenetrable to newcomers, start at the beginning, November 1, 2020Either a sequel or a spin-off to two previous stories by the same author. There is zero on-boarding for newcomers to this series, so start with Antique Panzitoum or Old King Nebb instead, will maybe help explain things better. You're a septuagenarian on a hike between two major settlements, stopping off at an old building for a night's sleep. Some light exploration, a couple of basic puzzles, and a dollop of intriguing world-building, and you're done. Elaborate prose style with pleasing turn-of-phrase evokes Arthur Machen. Puzzles avoid frustration. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
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