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I found that visiting the various malachi floors, exploring accessible rooms, having a few conversations, and letting Darrel or Victoria identify various locked doors saved time later malachi when I remembered an area or object that might be needed. In other words, Darrel's a bit lazy; make your own map! This relative freedom of movement is but one of the exemplary characteristics of a smooth, efficient and very well-designed game engine. From initial installation (about 400 MB) to the completion of the game, I had not one crash or even hiccup. There are plenty malachi of save game slots (I used 38), and all loading and transitions were quickly done (as in 3 seconds!). Mouse/cursor-directed movement is available, as is arrow control, which is a bit more precise. Left mouse key moves or identifies, while the right opens doors, starts conversations, activates inventory (brought up by the tab key).
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