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She's really looking forward to it, and it would eco relieve me of her company for a few days ("stop, stop the hitting, I'm just kidding, dear"). Also, bring your notebook, because who knows what adventures may eco come your way? I'm pleased to award A Quiet Week-end in Capri our coveted Gold Star. The game is one of the most pleasant eco surprises I've recently experienced. Expecting something of a "Myst clone," we instead find a title that resembles or honors Myst, in that it uses static slide scenes, as well as having a very different kind of storyline. But what it also adds is a huge number of views in a real-world setting, accompanied by lovely musical themes and considerably more character interaction. Indeed, A Quiet Week-end exhibits not only two of the hallmarks of fine adventure titles—story accompanied by relevant puzzles—but also adds the unusual component of a real place that can even simply be toured, if you wish!
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