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Sir-Tech Software (developer and publisher) Released in 1992 for DOS, 1994 for FM Towns and PC-98, 1995 for DATE STARTED: 20 August 2018 DATE ENDED: 2 December 2018 doesn't take its own story seriously--at least not until the end, when it becomes almost comically full of pathos. It also has a way of feeding the player over-wrought prose, often one line at a time, multiple times, with no way to escape. I hold to these criticisms as criticisms have to be understood in the context of the fact that few other games of the era offered enough of a story to make such criticisms possible. A game that offers no backstory offers nothing to make fun of. One that puts itself out there with a detailed backstory I don't apologize for a blog whose purpose is to chronicle these reactions, from the perspective of a modern player, but I do apologize if I don't put sufficient context around my criticisms, or if I don't balance them by highlighting the positive content and mechanics of the the storytelling and other content, those reactions were in the context of a title that kept me up all night playing. Even in the Part of my reaction to the plot is personal preference. I will always prefer the low-key, locally-relevant story to the world-threatening catastrophe. Give me the party trying to clear out the slums of New Phlan instead of the one trying to save the universe. You think that higher stakes might make a more epic game, but I find that the opposite is true--that there's more opportunity for de*per and more None of them invite you to save the world from a nuclear war. You just get to make your little corner of the world a little better. In this case, though, the nature of the threat isn't even really clear, partly because the characterizations of key NPCs are so thin. than the standard evil wizard with no background who appears in 90% of the games before this one. But in some ways that just makes this experience all the more unsatisfying.