| Review: | This work addresses a really serious theme - holocaust. It's always a risky and difficult thing to do; however, the author managed to find a right tone for
his game, and coped with his task well enough, avoiding sliding into histrionics or telling commonplaces. On the other hand, Buried In Shoes fails to form an
integral picture, remaining a set of detached scenes - each of them moving, but not necessarily meaningful.
Rating: ****
Reviewed by Valentine Kopteltsev (20 Dec 2008)
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