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Robbing The Princess
Author: OneDollar Resolution: 320x240 at 32-bit color Downloaded: 881 times (1.3 Mb) Genres: Contemporary, Investigative, Original Length: MAGS games
Added on: 25 November 2009 Website: http://www.onedollarproductions.co.uk/games/princess.htm Content advisory: None  None  None Ratings: AGS Panel: (what is this?) Not enough votes yet An entry for the November 2009 MAGS competition "Breaking In". Alec and Suzy have tracked a stolen cargo crate to the dock, but it looks like it's already been stowed onboard a ship called The Princess. Playing as both characters you'll need to help them find a way onboard and into the hold. Comments and votes very welcome! Note: The mirror links to a .zip archive version of the game, for those people who don't like installers. Download Now - Download from Mirror 1 (if the download doesn't work, try Right Click, Save Target As)
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AGS Panel review for this game:
The AGS Review Panel has left a comment about this game: Crisp, neatly designed graphics are this games strongest aspect, and some decent dialogue helps move things along. Vague goals, and a lack of direction, coupled with an underutilized two-player gameplay mechanic hold it back. Suffers from lack of music and sound.
User comments about Robbing The Princess:
Posted by Punkkommando77 on 2009-11-28 at 12:00 (IP logged): simply and nice game , i like the interface and the old-style graphic , but the immersion isn't good ,and no music Posted by jkohen on 2009-11-28 at 10:30 (IP logged): The graphics are well drawn and clear, the puzzles are all reasonable. I think some music, or at least SFX, would have added to the atmosphere. On the downside, the characters weren't very likeable, they never really talk to each other, and I found the ending anti-climatic.

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