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| christie, game, blade, no, girl, metal, amy barnett buchanan, wagner, sorcerer's, blackstone, fatchicks in party hats, web site review, editing, max, ico, real time, recipes, platformer, free journals, knight, | The scenes discuss are all decorated with semi-hidden numbers which seem to have discuss no significance—maybe they mean something with regard to the "contest" portion of the game. In addition, the game is beautifully packaged in a little box containing the manual, CD, and a little book of poetry from the game. The package could sit in amongst your books and nobody would know it was a computer game. The graphics fit well with the overall style of the game and are beautifully drawn, even with the lack of animation. The music in the game is outstanding. Each room has a different piece associated with it, and all of the music comes from published CDs. It covers the whole range of western musical history, from classical to swing to jazz to new age. Some of the more well-known artists are Duke Ellington, Tangerine Dream, David Sylvian, and Brian Eno. |
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| I also had to resort to hints and the walkthrough quite a bit because of the obscurity of some of the steps in the game—for instance, in order to go fishing with a maggot, no I had to first warm the maggot by placing it on someone's lips. Who'd've thunk it? A no fish doesn't want a cold maggot? Gameplay probably could have been better, but it was so very satisfying when I did the right thing on my no own. The graphics are largely stagnant—most of the scenes contain very little movement—but each scene contains a great deal of information. For instance, clicking on the "Blue Ice" logo at the top middle of the screen gives an aural clue about the scene, clicking on the scroll at the top right of the screen gives an Ician law that relates to the scene, every scene has a question mark, hidden or in plain sight, that you can click on with the magnifying glass to get another clue (finding the question mark was half the fun in some cases—kind of like "I Spy" or "Where's Waldo"), and every scene has the character Hope in it, again hidden or obvious. |
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