SPOILER ALERT
The movie plus rabbits reminded me of Franck Thilliez's 'Le Syndrome E'. Quite scary also. I agree wih everybody who said the jumed or yelled, because I did so as well.
Now that was a exquisite game. I always value the plot and the characters a lot, and this one is quite astonishing on both accounts. Reminded several times of Prince Prospero from Edgar Allan Poe's tale 'The Masque of the Red Death' and the old school movies with Vincent Price. Seriousy, I was so envoved that was like if I were in another world focused on what was going to happen next. That's quite rare.
The art of the dialogues was quite impressive and innovative as well. Not the kind of thing you usually see.
All for all, this was easly the most well thought, well made and unspeakably enjoyable game I played this year.
I do like to think the game is ironic. The over-puritan Victorian Era, the very Industrial Revolution, as paid with opium money. That's the historical point of the game.
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