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About the StoryWell, your name is Kerry Kyle, so you can't be the worst person to destroy the Very Vile Fairy File.Game Details
Language: English (en)
First Publication Date: October 1, 2019 Current Version: 1.00 License: Freeware Development System: Inform 7 Forgiveness Rating: Merciful IFID: 3C06F875-455C-4D32-9849-F18CFCE1CE0B TUID: ihz4d2ywva0v0g2 |
Awards
21st Place - 25th Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (2019)
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Release 2 of Very Vile Fairy File, on 11/22! November 23, 2019
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An enjoyable rhyming-based game, November 10, 2019Andrew Schultz makes games by taking a wordplay idea and finding as many examples of it as possible, then building a game around that list.
Sometimes, it feels a little forced. Some times, it feels great. This is one of those great times, at least for me.
I'm not coming in looking for a cohesive narrative. I'm coming in to have pure puzzling fun that hurts your brain.
I would rank this game up around with Shuffling Around, one of my favorites, but a little below Threediopolis, my absolute favorite.
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Good fun!, October 15, 2019This game is the first parser I’ve ever played, so it felt rather different, but engaging instantly.
You proceed by picking and typing in a rhyme to something on the passage. I’m glad I had a walkthrough, otherwise I’d have found this game extremely difficult to play, considering that English is not my first language. But, having it, I could simply enjoy the smoothly-flowing and humorous narrative.
The multiple locations and characters are depicted with great imagination. The slightly absurd nature of this world, and its reliance on word play, is reminding of Alice in Wonderland.
At times I laughed out loud, but there also was a serious message hidden between the lines that I liked just as much. A top rating well-deserved!
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Terribly tricky, December 27, 2019I quickly realised I wasn’t going to get far in Very Vile Fairy File without the walkthrough. Almost all of the interaction in the game consists of coming up with a suitable alliterative rhyme. I can absolutely acclaim an admirable alliteration (with or without a rhyming sensation), but managing this was beyond me. In the required rhymes were old English, American slang and several words I had never heard. For those who feel they are up to a serious rhyming challenge, the game does feature an innovative help system, and for those who don’t, it’s still worth playing through with a walkthrough. Very Vile Fairy File is funny, clever, and well implemented.
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