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Topic	Post Each Time You Beat a Game: 2019 Edition Part II
Simoun 12/17/19 2:34:33 PM #196:	Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express (PC) I'm glad I never read this, because I think the game actually followed it clearly this time. Much improved since its last iteration to the engine: the dialogue is now skippable, the areas less small and more logical, and the game more focused on solving the mystery rather than doing Adventure Game Stuff. There were still some odd pixel hunting moments and the "puzzles" were obtuse at times (such as creating a new power source for a ham radio using orange juice, a statue, and copper wire), but the end was definitely worth it. Also I didn't know I've been pronouncing Hercule Poirot wrong this whole time. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you. <cite>Simoun posted [p:931714371] in Post Each ... [t:77945651]...</cite> <quote>Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express (PC) I'm glad I never read this, because I think the game actually followed it clearly this time. Much improved since its last iteration to the engine: the dialogue is now skippable, the areas less small and more logical, and the game more focused on solving the mystery rather than doing Adventure Game Stuff. There were still some odd pixel hunting moments and the "puzzles" were obtuse at times (such as creating a new power source for a ham radio using orange juice, a statue, and copper wire), but the end was definitely worth it. Also I didn't know I've been pronouncing Hercule Poirot wrong this whole time. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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