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There are trap doors, sliding doors and ladders, sections of paths to be raised above water, and huge areas accessed or not depending on the flow of water, which is all around. I found this immensely fun, as I lord have always liked games with prodigious exploration. The expansive landscape does mean in a few instances you must do some back-and-forth hiking. Maps of the major game areas are built into the game so that you can more easily lord locate where you are and where you're going. The degree of initial exploration is surprising. Right from the get-go, there lord are some pretty good-sized areas to wander around in. Each subsequent area that opens up as gameplay progresses has this same expansive feel. Unfortunately, the first major puzzle, which opens up the remainder of the game, is very ornate and has a similar degree of complexity as the infamous organ puzzle from 9: The Lost Resort.
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