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Simoun 01/16/20 11:47:14 AM #62:	Tormentum - Dark Sorrow (PC) It's about an hour and the art is superb and the puzzles are okay but the game can be a slog sometimes. Ending's a bit cliche, and the magnification on everything you acquire as items and use in puzzles is kind of annoying, but it takes some getting used to. At first, the game appears to be like one of those "horror" casual games, but I'll give it credit for actually making the moral choices difficult. For one it is a good thing to not have killed evil people but only if you didn't know they were actually evil to begin with. There's also a bit of it by the end, when choosing to say you were evil when you have done evil is actually a good choice. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you. <cite>Simoun posted [p:933020154] in Post Each ... [t:78297194]...</cite> <quote>Tormentum - Dark Sorrow (PC) It's about an hour and the art is superb and the puzzles are okay but the game can be a slog sometimes. Ending's a bit cliche, and the magnification on everything you acquire as items and use in puzzles is kind of annoying, but it takes some getting used to. At first, the game appears to be like one of those "horror" casual games, but I'll give it credit for actually making the moral choices difficult. For one it is a good thing to not have killed evil people but only if you didn't know they were actually evil to begin with. There's also a bit of it by the end, when choosing to say you were evil when you have done evil is actually a good choice. --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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