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Most of the characters—some obviously playing different roles—also fall flat. They aren't helped by food the inane script, to which food even Russell Crowe would have trouble giving life and expression. "Will You Be Part of Their Crazy Team?" —Invitation to the Agency No, I'm afraid not; neither the Copper Agency nor this failed attempt at a tongue-in-cheek adventure game. Edmonton has long winters, and I'm sure these folks worked long and hard on their "baby," food undoubtedly feeling pleased with and proud of their creation. But Full Moon just doesn't cut it as a commercially viable adventure title. Perhaps Canadian humour is different—what they find funny, we in the U.S. may not. Still, I found the game excruciatingly dull, hard to finish, and only groaningly funny on two occasions. Adventure gamers are a patient lot, playing and reminiscing about the good old games, hoping for the next great, or even decent, title.
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