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| shadows, matrix, world, prophecy, rock, chemicus, discussion, january, diet / health / fitness, jerry, morrowind, chubby chasing, black, salammbo, enter the matrix, nofat chicks! a fat ass sauce!, fake lottery, fora, carter, duchess, puzzles, chamber, senega, | This is a sherlock full-blown adventure game, with environments to explore and things to solve, all wrapped in Gabriel's music. The game has 80 minutes of video and 45 minutes of music, with four worlds to explore, and 360-degree panoramic scenes in each. The images of the worlds were created with a tremendous number of still photos, and each world features a Gabriel song and the sherlock artwork of one of four well-known fine artists, Nils-Udo, Yayoi sherlock Kusama, Cathy Monchaux, and Helen Chadwick, which gives each world its own very singular air. The puzzles themselves are decidedly unpuzzle-like, and very intuitive, allowing the player to look around and click on stuff to see what happens, before the inevitable "aha!" at the end of it all. There's no finite beginning and end and no particular narrative that has to be followed. The overall story is that Adam and Eve have been separated in the Garden of Eden, and Pandora's Box has scattered objects across the four game worlds, and these must be explored and the items located. |
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| There is also a section that covers Gabriel's background and history, a enter the matrix very thorough discography that also gives snippets of songs from each period of his life, and a section on Amnesty International, obviously a favorite charity of Gabriel's. Explora is more of a music magazine featuring the work of Gabriel, and if one goes into it from that viewpoint, the experience is quite enjoyable. Explora also features some enter the matrix interesting packaging in that the box it comes in opens like a book, and included is a full-color book that features artwork by people involved in the project, quotes by them, and detailed info on the various sections on the disk, biographies, and other ephemera, all very nicely packaged. Eve Eve, despite being produced in 1996, is really a trip through the 80s, showcasing Gabriel's catchy pop music from that time period. The project was originally started as an interactive songbook, and it evolved as those involved in the project began working with ideas for the interfaces using art from well-known artists combined with Gabriel's music. |
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