OT Datura adventure game on PS3

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2 total messages Started by Gabriel Knight Thu, 16 Aug 2012 11:50

#350658

Author: Gabriel Knight
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2012 11:50

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Anyone here have had a full play of this title im interested as it reminds 
me of myst or Riven  -  continueing snip:

On a rudimentary level, Datura can be crudely described as a Myst-like 
exploration title with a heavy emphasis placed on motion controls. But this 
terrible Hollywood elevator pitch can't possibly do the game's successes and 
flaws justice -- Datura is a strange, wild beast. It often buckles under the 
reach of its mechanics while simultaneously delivering immersive moments 
like no other game has ever done. It's a binary, frustrating experience, yet 
despite this, the game manages to provide enough enthralling moments to keep 
you powering through to the end.

Ahh can someone tell me how to copy and past into default format for 
newsgroups ?

Re: OT Datura adventure game on PS3

#350659

Author: Gabriel Knight
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2012 11:53

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nevermind it posted auto-mat-ically ok good to know for future


"Gabriel Knight" <Fake@fAkE.Com> wrote in message 
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> Anyone here have had a full play of this title im interested as it reminds 
> me of myst or Riven  -  continueing snip:
>
> On a rudimentary level, Datura can be crudely described as a Myst-like 
> exploration title with a heavy emphasis placed on motion controls. But 
> this terrible Hollywood elevator pitch can't possibly do the game's 
> successes and flaws justice -- Datura is a strange, wild beast. It often 
> buckles under the reach of its mechanics while simultaneously delivering 
> immersive moments like no other game has ever done. It's a binary, 
> frustrating experience, yet despite this, the game manages to provide 
> enough enthralling moments to keep you powering through to the end.
>
> Ahh can someone tell me how to copy and past into default format for 
> newsgroups ?
>
>
>

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