Re: Secret Files 3 -- A Review by Becky
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10/15/12 01:00 PM
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Thanks for the great read as always, Becky! Ana 
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Re: Secret Files 3 -- A Review by Becky
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10/15/12 06:13 PM
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Thank you Becky! 
Carla  “Come what come may, Time and the hour runs through the roughest day.”
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Re: Secret Files 3 -- A Review by Becky
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Thank you Becky for the review  Great job  Isn't an 8 hour game - or so - on the rather short side? even for an adventure game? I seem to remember older games spanning from at least 10-16 hours or more? On the other hand, some of the first Sherlock Games could be done in 6-8 hours, I think?
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Re: Secret Files 3 -- A Review by Becky
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10/16/12 02:29 AM
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Thanks, Becky !! A smashing review, as always !!  I have my disk version ready here  but might save playing the game until my new machine is built. [Well, I might !!  ]
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Re: Secret Files 3 -- A Review by Becky
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Thanks for the comments!  Karsten -- the game was definitely shorter than Secret Files 2: Puritas Cordis. But part of that was because Secret Files 3 is structured so that it cut out some of the "back and forthing" that I did in Secret Files 2 -- though I like exploring large environments, I'm not wild about trudging everywhere before a puzzle can be solved. I appreciate it when a game doesn't have (for instance) a difficult maze that seems to mostly be there to take up time and extend gameplay. I didn't finish the game thinking "that was short!" -- partly, I suspect, because so much was happening in the plot.
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Re: Secret Files 3 -- A Review by Becky
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10/21/12 03:46 PM
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I found this to be a great game...those of you about to play it have a lot to enjoy!
I found this game even better than the first two games and they were very good...very immersive.
vic
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