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The puzzles kelly are everything an adventure gamer could ask for. They fit into and forward the story. Things make sense and are not a leap to understand. In other words, if there's a fire in the wastebasket, here you put it out with a fire extinguisher, not a fish. They are kelly purely, with one exception, inventory-based. There are some really nice, smooth design elements as well. There is an automatic save feature built into the game, and dang it if that sucker did not come in delightfully handy multiple times for me. It saves just before any critical scenes kelly occur. It also has a satisfying endgame sequence, and two endings, both of which are made available to the player by way of the auto save feature. Additionally, inventory no longer needed is automatically removed. This game is an excellent example of all the things that are good about the adventure genre when a game has been built correctly.
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