[ SECRET POST #2625 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2625 ⌋

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Comments

[making_excuses]

The Longest Journey! I remember playing that as a child, wow that brings back memories... I was still living with my mother and it was pretty much my first introduction to computers... I don't think I ever finished it, but I did buy it again when I saw it on sale and got pretty much just as far as I did as a child... damn now I want to play it again

Oh and the secret: I loved the dialogue! Actually I love everything about this game, and I probably always will...

Edit: I will admit, I only know the Norwegian version tho, but for once that is okay because it is actually Norwegian! I might or might not have some slight national pride over that fact...

[waterfall8484]

Ooh, you have to play it all the way through, the ending is intense! There's a sequel (Dreamfall/Drømmefall), and they're apparently making a sequel to that too, now. TLJ is totally one of my favourite games ever, partly because of the dialogue. April says a lot of funny stuff. :~D

I've always been so proud that this was a Norwegian game, and one that was actually voiced really well in Norwegian (which as you probably know is rare)! I never thought I'd approve of Synnøve Svabø in anything. :~P