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Rule of Rose review (PlayStation 2) |
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Reviewed by Rob Hamilton (September 12, 2006) Jennifer's about as comfortable (and skilled) with deadly knifes and other weaponry as one would expect the average teenage girl to be. Put a powerful lead pipe in her hands and watch as she swings, misses and takes what seems like an eternity to regain her equilibrium. Using short-range weapons like the assorted knives found throughout the game might solve that problem, but getting close enough to foes to make contact isn't always a good idea. |
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Reviewed by bloomer (February 27, 2012) While coming on strongly like a survival horror title, Rule of Rose nods to some of the genre's mechanical demands in an almost obligatory fashion, being basic at the basics and downright bad at combat. The game's power and meaning are instead invested in atypical areas; in a weird and chronologically difficult mystery story, in its transgressive subject matter and in the wide range of moods the game is able to conjure up. |
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Reviewed by forweg (August 11, 2007) "But with big sister dead in a pool of amber blood, who is there to read the letter to? Bah bah." |
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