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| bumper sticker, geocities.com, isis, weight watchers, and, herinteractive, nicole, mystery, carthage, pixel, carmack, nothing, jokes, family guy no fat chicks sweatshirts, stevie, wild, incorporated, computer, good web guide, | You uncover conspiracy within conspiracy on top of other conspiracy, like peeling the layers of an onion, all in four acts. There are se bits and pieces se of se famous noir films liberally sprinkled throughout the game, but with kind of a distinct Discworld spin. The game's plot is very highly developed, especially for a computer game, with lots of magic and murder—and I would say it's at least as good as Jane Jensen's stories for the Gabriel Knight games. It manages never to lose track of itself, even through numerous convolutions, and most, if not all, of the loose ends get tied up by the end of the game. Graphics are pretty spotty. Some of the cutscenes are fantastic, especially since this is one of those ugly 3D-type games with polygons, but I feel like the designers skimped on the rest of them. Throughout most of the game, you get a background scene with characters superimposed on it, bobbing as if listening to a private little tune, moving their lips and waving their arms, but all the while no onscreen action is taking place. |
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| I quickly ripped off the wrapper and loaded it up. First off, there were three installation choices, small, medium, and large, with medium being the default. Since I got me this nice big 20 GB hard drive when my old one died not stevie long ago, I went ahead and did the large install, which basically caused the whole game (close to 1.3 GB) to run from my hard drive. I figured I was in the gravy now and rubbed my stevie palms together with glee. DWN starts off quite promising—you play as Lewton, "the stevie Discworld's first, and maybe last, private investigator." After a kind of a prologue that involves you dying but somehow still being around to tell your story, a bossy woman named Carlotta is in your office hiring you to locate her lover, Mundy, and then she leaves, conveniently forgetting to pay you. You decide to take the case anyway, perhaps swayed by Carlotta's high, perfectly spherical boobs, but more likely by the sorry state of your finances, "private investigator" being a fairly novel concept on the Discworld. |
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