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The End Means Escape
| Author: | Steve Kodat | | Genre: | Surreal | | Released: | 2000 | | Review: | Abstract and surreal little game. The first scenario--in which you interact with a variety of inanimate objects, most of which have complex relationships with each other and highly distinct personalities--works very well; the implementation is thorough and the whole thing is imaginatively done. After that, things tail off a bit--the puzzles get rather obscure and the implementation becomes rather slipshod in parts. Still, the first scene alone makes this one worth trying.
Rating: ****
Reviewed by Duncan Stevens (05 Mar 2001)
| Competitions/ Awards: | 21st place, rec.arts.int-fiction competition 2000
Finalist, Best Puzzles, Xyzzy Awards 2000
| | Related Links: | SPAG reviews
| | Downloads: | - endmeans.gam (271.46 KB)
- TADS executable (version: competition release)
- EndMeansEscape.sol (5.00 KB)
- solution
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