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221B Baker Street

221B Baker Street (XSX) game cover art
Platform: PC
Tags: Adventure
Developer: Datasoft

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??/??/1987

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221B Baker Street review

Reviewed December 27, 2009

aschultz says: "The problem with many text adventures is that you can only solve them once. Even the creative geniuses at Infocom could only fit in so many alternate solutions, in-jokes and Easter Eggs. 221B Baker Street offers thirty such adventures, each with fixed solutions. Memory constraints ensure they are neither worth remembering or replaying, or both. In this board game-slash-text adventure within a miniature London, even Inspector Lestrade could notice the too-evident formula, which culminates ..."
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