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Nico
Joined: 06 Jun 2007
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Hello!
I just registred on this site after reading the review about Mr. Robot and after playing the Mr. Robot and Starscape demos! Wonderful games! I surely intend to buy both.
As I am from Norway, I will translate the conclusion of the review for those interested!
Nico
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Nico
Joined: 06 Jun 2007
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Don't let the toothless name fool you! Mr. Robot is a pretty, little gem.
Mr. Robot is a wonderful, retro-styled game, that wakes up memories from the good days of the Amiga and the Commodore 64, and at the same time it delivers a succesful gameplay of the kind that is unfortunately almost extinct from todays gaming-market. Thanks to its intelligent puzzles, addictive roleplayingsequences and a very wellfunctioning controlsystem, Mr. Robot is one shiny little pearl of a game. On the top of it all we get an exciting story and a presentation that most people will find very charming. Mr. Robot has some few irritationmonuments, but I feel that I should not hesitate to recommend this game warmly.
They also speak very highly of the editing tools that lets gamers create their own little adventures.
8/10.
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Magnulus
Joined: 08 Nov 2005
Posts: 556
Location: Bergen, Norway
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| And here I was, all ready to do a bit of heroics and translate the whole review, but with Nico here having already done the conclusion my contribution would even border on one-upmanship. I don't want to do that. Suffice it to say, it's a great review. My heart always kind of jumps when I see reviews of Mr. Robot around the place. |
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