by The Curious Correspondence Club (website)
£16.00
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60-90 mins
60-90 mins
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Difficult but delightful puzzles. Two points of flawed game design: 1) a transparency was marked "A", without a period afterward to indicate which way it should be facing; it was very easy to implement the transparency correctly but backward, and thus get usable answers that were incorrect. 2) The term "descending" was used to clue a puzzle, with multiple ways of interpreting what "descending" meant (the order in which to assemble something, top down? the order in which to number elements?) Again, each way of interpreting the meaning yielded a usable answer, with no real way of telling which way was correct.
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This chapter's concept having us "assemble" the storyline was amazing. The way the creator was able to design puzzles with so many of these reversible puzzle pieces was something we haven't seen before. If they were able to make the insertions on the assemble parts bit more sturdy and easier to join together, it would have made the game even more enjoyable. We have always been big fans of The Curious Correspondence Club's ingenuity. I can't wait to see what we'll be able to "create" in the next chapter!