Recent reviews by Kwazzi

Not really a game. Go to 13 locations and read a thing at each one.

Not much to say about it, other than it's worth a few hours of your time.

Fantastic writing, great usage of the methaphorical canvas to paint a truly impressive picture of the creators' vision.

Let's have a hypothetical situation.

I open an attraction of some sort. This attraction is primarily built around enjoying its features with other people, whether those be friends or strangers.

When the attraction releases, there are many people there, and even some friends interested in tagging along for a day or two. The odd part is, the attraction was still free at this point.

Unfortunately, the attraction now costs money. There are virtually no friends willing to tag along. There are very, very few strangers to enjoy the features with, to the point that you must wait in line for a good amount of time for the most popular attractions, and some are impossible to enjoy due to no one caring about them.

The game is fine, I suppose. Unfortunately, there are few people to give it life. I cannot recommend this game for this reason, although there are other grievances.

Like a wonderful short story by Asimov; you can pick it up and experience something short and sweet that allows you to think for a bit about what you've just experienced.

I recommend this, no question about it.

Frankly, I didn't give this game much of a chance.

Interface feels like a flash game. The graphics aren't 'dated'; they're simply bad. The banter is shallow. The combat is lackluster. There wasn't a single aspect to this game that made me think, "That was done well."

You get to hear people scream. :3