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Steve Van Helsing: Process Server Reviews
Author: Mel S
Date: 2010
ADRIFT 4.0
Reviewed by J. J. Guest
SCORE: 9
Comments: What can I say? Great concept, like something out of a Woody Allen
short story. The fantastic comic writing made me envious! Getting into the
apartment nearly drove me crazy though.
Reviewed by Wade Clarke
SCORE: 6
Comments:
Demonstrates a novel sense of humour, though I think it's unwise to have such a
long, non-interactive introduction to a short game that is going to be as
necessarily underimplemented (due to the three hour time limit) as this one.
Some pretty cool ideas here, but I found the game difficult to get through just
because it doesn't understand enough variations on commands. 'Roll beads' wasn't
understood but 'put beads' was??
Reviewed by BlueMaxima
SCORE: 8
Comments: Hilarious. Could have been a little easier to solve getting in the
door.
Reviewed by Eric Anderson
SCORE: 7.66
Comments: Instead of timed delay, use the [more] command. Hilarious!
Enjoyed the humour. Personally hate passwords. Took a while to figure out how to
get the beads on the dance floor.
Reviewed by Duncan Bowsman
This year, I've decided to associate a song by Rush with each game along with
its score.
SCORE: 9 wackily subverted monster stereotypes out of 10.
Song: "Tom Sawyer"
Comments: -Long intro makes it somewhat tough to start up.
-Very funny.
-Incredible implementation for a Speed-IF. It was hard to find objects mentioned
that weren't implemented.
-Hints!
Reviewed by DCBSupafly
SCORE: 9
Comments: Plot and settings were spectacular. I became Steve Van Helsing, brave,
clever, and in over my head. Puzzles were neat, but too linear
(difficult?) for me. Hints are nice though, and did help a lot!
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