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The game did have a few shortcomings. The endgame sequence is quite obtuse and short—basically community just bad. This is most likely because the story is negligible to start with, so there was probably no way to roll up a decent ending without changing the whole character of the game. Also, my Power Mac was just a little too hoity-toity for the game community to tolerate, and I had to turn off virtual memory and all my community beloved hoggy extensions to make it fly like an ace. It had no other bugs, however; it ran very solidly, with only one disk swap, although it had to be started from the first disk throughout. Cassandra Galleries is just a great old-fashioned puzzle game that I had a lot of fun playing, and it is designed to be playable by players with varying degrees of experience. Most experts will attempt a random click-through of a puzzle on occasion (you know who you are) rather than methodically using notes or figuring out the solution, and this sort of conduct here can shorten the game considerably and is hard to not fall into (okay, I'm not admitting to anything here).
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