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The Twilight Reviews
Author: Patrick J. Kelly
Date: 2000
ADRIFT 3.8
Reviewed by David Whyld
The good news: this is nothing to do with those godawful teen vampire movies
featuring that pasty-faced dude who was in one of the Harry Potter films. The
bad news: it's bugged to high heaven.
Actually, it's probably unfair of me to accuse it of being bugged to high heaven
considering I couldn't even get out of the first location. The rest of the game,
which I never got to play, could well be amazing. Trying to leave the first
location hits me with a confusing message that I can't do that in my present
company, despite the fact that I am, to all appearances, alone.
"The Twilight" starts off bad and goes downhill from there. In the first
location we have a grand total of zero items that can be examined. The cliff
top, the mansion (which is actually floating in the air so you'd think it would
be a prime target for some good ol' examining, but no it isn't because YOU SEE
NO SUCH THING), the fog, even the very ground you're standing on hasn't been
blessed with so much as a single line of text, or even an acknowledgment that it
exists at all. Resorting to the HINT command doesn't really clue me in on how to
make progress as it advises me to ask someone called Gale about the mansion
floating overhead. Unfortunately, I've not met Gale yet and won't be able to
either seeing as I can't even get out of the first location.
And that was as far as I got. One location and a score of (wait for it) 0 out of
500. Pretty good going overall.
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