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I actually stopped playing the original because I found it too dry. The Tunguska mystery was a great premise, but the dry dialogue, forgettable characters, and obscure inventory puzzles made it difficult for me to stay invested. I genuinely wanted to keep playing, so I hope the remaster will offer an optional “Director’s Cut” mode with tighter pacing, better-written dialogue, and some reworked puzzles, while still preserving the original experience for purists.
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I know some people don't like remasters/remakes, etc. but this is one of those games (genres) that is perfectly suited for it. A lot of these old-school adventure games you can't find through "conventional" means, but more importantly giving new players a heads up that the series exist is even better! This is one of my fav. adventure series, so I'm copping it. If it comes to PS (or other consoles) I'll consider double dipping :)
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