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| pratchett, pandora, latifah, killer, puppet, tobler, longest, mojo, then, disc, concealer, nasty, xiii, divinity, destiny, las, discworld, healthy recipes, malachi, trek, googlism, forgotten, fly, | Unable to have more than the mildest effect on the world he skitters across, Roger slowly uncovers the truth about himself. And with that truth comes responsibility. Can Roger, on his way to becoming human again, do the right thing? Less (And More) than Meets the Eye ... When Bad Mojo was first released, "unique" was the word most often used to describe it. This uniformity of response can be considered a variation of zelda the "Booger Principle" in action: make something disgusting enough zelda and zelda people won't pay a lot of attention to how it actually works. Reviewers were so stunned by the content that few noticed that Bad Mojo's gameplay is essentially a combination of two old standbys: the maze and the warehouse. The player must find safe passage (the maze) and can only push things (the warehouse). Player control begins in the sewer. |
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| And then he picks up his fly mother's amulet. Turns out to be an amulet with magical powers: a mojo. It turns Roger into a roach. Oops. Bad mojo? I'm Crawling as Fast as I Can ... What was once Roger now fly faces a challenge of enormous fly proportions. A room a human could stride across in seconds is now a vast expanse of potential danger. Can he, as a roach, learn what he needs to know to return to human form by exploring the shabby rooms (among other places) of Eddie's Bar? It's a daunting journey for something as weak and fragile and small as a roach. There are creatures that would gladly turn Roger into an tasty snack. There are sticky patches that could become his final resting place. There is fire and water and electricity. It is a world filled with threats and peril. It is also a world filled with unexpected kindness. The creatures who don't want to put Roger on their menu (a list that includes a slug, ants, a termite queen, a silverfish and a moth) supply him with advice and guidance in the form of surreal oracular rhymes delivered by a woman who looks familiar. |
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