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Choice of Games / Apr 22, 2016 / Adventure, Indie, RPG
In an enchanted undersea society, what will you pay for immortality? Love, memories, freedom? Will you take freedom from others to win your heart's desire?
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Mixed
42% positive, 24 reviews
Be warned -- this is a "message" game, to such an extent that making sure the player gets the message completely and totally overrides any sembelance of story. While I agree that such themes are important, and I even agree with the positions the game forces you to take, being /forced/ into those positions kinda defeats the purpose of "Choice Of Games", doesnt it? I can't recommend the game because: 1) If you agree...
92 found this helpful, 2016-04-24
I spent 6-8 hours playing through this game on tablet and bought the steam version just so I can write a review. As a fan of choose-your-adventure games for a year, I rank The Sea Eternal as my number one favorite due to the emotional complexity the game delivers (my second favorite is Choice of Robots, due to its multidimensional characters). The Sea Eternal is well written, typo-free except for one minor mistake,...
19 found this helpful, 2016-04-26
What could have been a great story/game gets bogged down with hamfisted allegories, confusing pronouns, and obvious conclusions. It's a shame, because this started out strong. I understand the desire of the author to want to create something with a "message," but this is over the top and detracts significantly from the creative potential of the author. I'm not in particularly vehement opposition (or any opposition at...
30 found this helpful, 2016-07-01
Despite the fact that there are only two stat bars (independent/respectable and bold/patient), the stats system and way of determining which is dominant seems overly complex for such a short game. At times, it seems like the game purposely stacks the deck against you in terms of which stat you’re gaining in and which you need for some important upcoming story choices. Say, you’ve been patient for the most part of the...
14 found this helpful, 2017-05-19
