Then I did Amelia- your employer with apparently a different personality- and it seemed far less so.

The first time I played it with everybody’s favorite “soiled dove”, it seemed very cute and fitting indeed, hypocritical humor and all. However, I’m already getting a few bad rubs from the demo alone, and that makes me wonder about the rest.įirst and foremost is the dialogue when whoever it is bails you out. I think the system they have of how you get better at a skill you use is nice, and the ability to “choose” which skill you’re using here or there is wonderful even if I think the way they implemented it is a bit clunky. Having played the demo, I can already say it’s well and above a lot of the other, miss parts of CoG’s track record. There was also the option to take a diplomatic, or more violent path through the game. Heh, I just read my beta feedback and apparently I enjoyed it immensely while playing. It’s not a game I’ll rave about (like Slammed!) but it’s a good, solid game. I’m not into detective stories, or Westerns, but I did still enjoy it. Four romantic interests to pursue too, which again adds a bit of replayability. It’s more feasible to replay a short game trying to discover all of the endings, then it is to do so with a longer game. So it is replayable on account of the multiple endings, and the shortness of the game does support that type of replayability.

The fate of Willow Creek is very much in your hands. There’s a vast number of possible outcomes you can have there, and they’re reliant on previous actions. Most of the choices impact the ending, from what I recall. It’s not an epic like Slammed! but it is a complete story in its own right and I did find it interesting. It took me 1 hour and 20 minutes to finish the beta, while somehow managing to skip a large chunk of the last chapter.

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