Still Life

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Platform: Xbox
Genre: Adventure
Developer: Microids

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04/14/2005
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Reviewed by Jason Venter (July 13, 2005)

I use the term ‘playing’ rather loosely. Still Life doesn’t usually feel like a game. Instead, it’s like reading an interesting mystery novel but all of the pages are stuck together and you have to fight just to keep reading. Though you do control the protagonists directly, there’s not much to do with them but walk from place to place, talk to people and maybe solve some irritating puzzles along the way.
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