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ant1fact You can only talk to the bartender once? But it doesn't seem to hinder any progress. Buy all items from the shop owner, as you need them later.
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Thank you for such a great game. I can always count for your games to have an awesome story line and an equally great artwork. I'm really looking forward to your next installment of Aurora, I am a big fan of of this game.
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Fairly mediocre story (with cheesy dialogue from the villain), hard to see items, and non-intuitive plot triggers (most particularly the one in the restroom after seeing the boss).
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Ok I'm stuck in a cellar. Can't find a way out as there no obvious door or clickable exit. Make it so the mouse changes or area highlight or even an arrow so you can more easily exit areas Otherwise it just gets a bit frustrating! x
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Nice creepy story with a good twist. items sometimes hard to find, but it is ok. Sound is very good and atmospheric. Liked it! And a ***SPOILER*** for the shelves: there are two levers!
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The Detective should really read the book when he have the chance. Maybe it said that during the ritual, the pure soul must be bit by a vampire. Sequel!
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nice to have a point and click where the objects are used logically. Actually makes the game fun and challenging rather than frustrating. Well done.
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you lose one star by default. why? Because i'm sick and tire not being able to make the kongregate screen bigger and instead having to have it at a fixed size. why do i zoom in? so it's bigger. where do i zoom in besides flash sites? NO WHERE! now fix that and i'll see what i should rate it based on gameplay, dunno yet, but you lost a star already.
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I had to click a billion times on the staircase power box before it opened. I thought there must be some other way of opening it.
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Oh snap! Hopefully later that night when they're putting their mouths all over each other's naked bodies he'll notice. First someone should go and help the tram guy though, because by the end he still hadn't even touched the alcohol I bought him. He'll be so happy when he realizes how much better it is to drink it than look at it. Anyways, all in all I found the whole thing awfully easy and barely even had to stop to think (including to strongly suspect the priest right away. Nobody trusts priests, even when there aren't any children around), which is probably good because if things weren't so obvious I'd likely be lost when attempting to so much as navigate a room - the artwork is nice, but it can also be rather disorienting at times as the black and white style really tends to blend together, making things difficult to make out. It was fun, I'd say that maybe it should just be a tad more challenging and the art a bit clearer.
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I can't go into town until I retrieve my things from my box. But being the brilliant detective that I am, I locked the box and scattered the combination all around the front gate.
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As soon as I had just begun the game, I immediately disliked it. However, after playing for five or ten minutes, I found myself just hating it. Not for me, I guess. 3/5
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There is no way I would have ever finished this game without the walkthrough. I like the artstyle but this dark blacky style makes finding items or knowing what areas are clickable extremely hard. also the constant changing of angles had me often confused. Did I enter that door or is it a completely new one? And don't make events such as the toiletguy. I had already explored the toilets before seeing the boss so I wandered around for 20 minutes without knowing you must go again after you visit the boss. generally I didn't like puzzles. Still story is good, artstyle is unique and game runs fine.
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ah got it. type in the code and click the button on the box that looks like a space bar (above all the number buttons) xD
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Like with all of Pastel's other games, I came for the artwork, but stayed for the storyline. Hope the ending means there's a sequel in mind?
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Awesome game, I love the detective ones, and this story was great! 5/5. If I were to complain about one thing is the lack of a indication that you'll get out of the current room, it can be very annoying when you are searching clickable stuff. Protip: Whenever you get a key, check its name, it'll save you time.