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Helen Brandt
Horror at Innsport is much more developed and intricate than Horror in the Darkness, and an excellent sequel. The map is better, the plot is deeper, and the display is more streamlined. And you can save whenever you want! If you like being forced to navigate all possible options in order to progress in a mystery, I highly suggest this game. Fair warning, some actions are less intuitive than others, which may be the most painful aspect of the game for some. But... YouTube is always there ;)
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Plaid Mouse
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Nearly perfect. Just the type of adventure game/interactive fiction I wanted to play. This game was slightly tougher than "Horror in the Darkness", but the hints (the few times I needed them) lead you in the right direction without giving anything away. Very satisfying. My only critique is the few grammar mistakes I found, but these are easily overlooked. I love games like this one. Please make more!
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A Google user
I really enjoyed the first entry, Horror in the Darkness, and knew I had to see where the story went from there. Innsport delivers. It's longer than its predecessor and most of the puzzles require multiple steps and unorthodox solutions. There were a couple times when I had to use total guesswork/trial and error, but even with that, the atmosphere is still foreboding and consistently so.
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