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overweight, 4, me, anna nicole smith, fall, space, fat, masterpiece, malcolm, family guy no fat chicks shirt, sinkha, st. martin's press, cing, eric, voodoo, life, pcos, patches, socko, around, mobsters, beast, reeves, nautilus,
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Rivalry between Rod and Brad becomes clear. This was all too Harlequin Romance novel–esque bungie for me, but the story did move well. The action at times gets a little R-rated—this is definitely not for the kiddies. bungie Gameplay allows you to get your bearings before you get a clue as to who you are or what you're doing, which I liked. There was no Encyclopedia Britannica to read and absorb before you start out from the opening bungie location, which a number of games seem to resort to (you'll have to forgive me, I'm now in the middle of Secrets of the Luxor and almost fell over when I realized how many nasty, dryly written pages I'd have to wade through to find clues get through the first few puzzles). The story is cleverly dished out to you one page at a time, as reward for completing puzzles or correctly moving forward, and as you progress, the pages are found and put into the diary—this also gives clues to the puzzle solutions, mixed seamlessly with the developing story.
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