GamesRadar+ Verdict
Pros
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Charming story
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gameplay
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Backgrounds are pretty
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Price is right
Cons
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Puzzles can be maddening
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Could be longer
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Need more adventure games
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A charmingly low-res point-and-click adventure by the team behind rabbi detective story The Shivah. You’re a neurotic New York book reviewer - until you start seeing a friendly ghost named Joey.
Sample puzzle: a security guard is bothered by a flickering light. LOOK AT: Fuse Box. “Judging by the way the lights are flickering, it must be broken.” USE: Fuse Box. “I need a key.” LOOK AT: keys. “One of them is labelled ‘FB’ - I guess that stands for Fuse Box.” TAKE: keys. “I don’t need any of these.” USE: fist ON: keyboard.
The real solution is to walk around a lamppost to confuse a dog, but lovingly-drawn New York backdrops go some way towards rescuing the painful puzzles. The Blackwell Legacy is availablehere for $15.
More info
| Genre | Adventure |
| Description | A charmingly low-res point-and-click adventure by the team behind rabbi detective story Shiva. |
| Platform | PC |
| Release date | 29 December 2006 (US), 29 December 2006 (UK) |
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