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The fact that Kian said he was attracted to men twice, with multiple instances where he implies it, and YET plenty of people didn't understand he was gay until he actually SPELLED IT OUT in book five is... Baffling to me.
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Sometimes I really want to read a short summary of what to expect from a game with a very particular description that CATER to my OWN SPECIFIC interests, so here we go.
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what to expect from THE LONGEST JOURNEY
\a point and click adventure game with a lot of puzzles. Some puzzles are very hard and the guide was my best friend
You play as young art student April Ryan, very humorous, resourceful and absolutely feel like a real person
two worlds: a modern a bit dystopian one and a fantasy one, mainly medieval with some strange dreamlike creatures in it
dragons
normal girl April Ryan ends up meddling with travelling between her world and this magical fantasy world
typical linear journey structure, as April has to visit different areas and characters to collect four stones
lore exploring and world exploring
every character definitely felt like a real person, everyone was written like they were the protagonist of their own story, even the secondary ones
April travels mostly alone and sometimes with a talking crow named Crow
some very funny and humorous moments, especially from April and Crow’s comments
surprising ending!!
plot? you are April, a young girl who is chosen to save two worlds gameplay? a lot of puzzles characters? AMAZING. all characters just seem people! sadness level? medium happy ending? deaths? (spoiler under cut)
i guess the bro-zoning feel much less like a bro-zoning when you accidentally start talking at 2 cm of distance in the most awkward scene ever… and I guess also knowing the roles and use of the word “sister” in Kian’s culture