Mind Forever Voyaging, A
Mind Forever Voyaging, A
PC
By: Infocom
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Senior Content Writer
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The Good
- Welcome non-linearity and sense of exploration in a large and fascinating world
- potential for replayability
- a topic seldom tackled in games.
The Bad
- Map can be confusing to navigate
- prose is too plain
- simplistic political narrative
- underdeveloped characters.
Our Verdict
Very good
A game of very high quality. Although some aspects might have been executed better, we would recommend this game without hesitation.
Infocom’s A Mind Forever Voyaging was an innovative and bold game in its time, and though it never quite achieves its lofty ambitions, it does come admirably close.
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