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The Bradwell Conspiracy Review | Falling off the corporate ladder

By Alex Santa Maria

There’s nothing more tantalizing than a game with potential. Be it a unique mechanic, a novel setting or an innovative twist on familiar tropes, originality can sell players on new worlds and unproven concepts. Originality can also cause problems in production. A unique mechanic can lead to design headaches. Untested locales can quickly become stale and tiresome. Sometimes, tropes are tropes for a reason. Despite…

  • Cohesive graphical style that fits the world.
  • Interesting and natural sounding dialogue from Amber.
  • Plenty of ambitious gameplay ideas.
  • Shallow follow through on those ideas.
  • Console versions have technical issues.
  • Puzzles are too restrictive.

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Alex Santa Maria
Alex Santa Maria

Fan of pinball, Needlers, roguelikes, and anything with neon lighting. Owns an office chair once used by Billy Mays.

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