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And though the cursor is smart and will indicate a puzzle, a path, can an can informational popup or a potential inventory item, the cursor is only smart once it stops scrolling. This produces a game rhythm of stop, scan, stop, scan. The lushness of the background fades as attention shifts to what the change in the cursor is indicating. Of course, one can't just look around. One has to be able to move. And while movement is certainly possible in Forever Worlds, it is often a puzzle in itself. This has less to do with the Virtools game engine than it does with how the game engine was utilized. The game engine, also used in Post Mortem and Syberia, is a series of linked spheres or nodes.
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