Dissonance: An Interactive Novelette Torrent Download [Keygen]

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About This Game Dissonance combines novelette and point-and-click puzzles to create a genuinely unique video game experience. Dissonance follows the story of Bartholomew Brittle (a movie theater projectionist) and Clementine Cleu (an inquisitive theater patron) in a thought provoking discussion of the meaning of life. From the creator of Super Pixalo And with an amazing soundtrack by Cornukousa Friend 6d5b4406ea Title: Dissonance: An Interactive NoveletteGenre: IndieDeveloper:Philip RoyerPublisher:Philip RoyerRelease Date: 1 Dec, 2015 Dissonance: An Interactive Novelette Torrent Download [Keygen] Maybe a little expensive for how short it is and how little content it contains, but it's interesting enough to be worth a play. Only buy this if you are interested in reading (though there is an audiobook-like feature) - the "game" is really mostly reading. But, I don't think that means it isn't worthwhile. It does some interesting things. Overall though, still not a massive recommendation.. A short enjoyable experience. The user experience could use some support in terms of control support, installation, and navigation. But a nice quick experience overall.. Said Pluto is a planet.0\/10 worst game ever.. An interesting framing device doesn't make up for a lack of content. 15 minutes of vaguely interesting philosophical wank.. Not a game in the expected sense, but a really neat story in the end.. An interesting concept, but one which I don't think is excecuted well in it's current form. From a pure "gameplay" (such as it is) perspective, the interactive segments do nothing for the overall story. Notably, there is a moment where you must input the number of planets in the solar system and the numbers of the continents and oceans on Earth. These are questions which don't have solid answers, and make it hard to progress.From a story perspective, I found it poorly written and completely uninteresting to read. The "point" it was trying to make felt heavy-handed and didn't seem to fit with the form it was presented in. I cared very little for the character, and there were certain inconsistancies that I found distracting from the overall story. The audio version is a nice touch, but I can't say much about it as I didn't listen to it for very long.As mentioned, I found this to be an interesting concept that just isn't well written enough to whole-heartedly reccomend.