I got off to a late start with ParserComp this year, but I’m sharing my opinions on my blog. (This thread will be updated as new entries are added.)
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Snowhaven asks the player to uses simple objects for some basic tasks while relationships and memories add narrative weight to the proceedings. The black-and-white graphics made effective contributions to the story’s wintry atmosphere.
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Waiting for the Day Train uses its initial text and graphics to establish what will happen if you miss your train. The game’s main environment is serene and natural, but a feeling of tension keeps things moving.
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Thanks for playing and reviewing! 
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Foreign Soil starts out strong, with effective writing that clearly establishes the main character’s situation and how they feel about it. My only complaint is that I wish it offered a longer experience.
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Daddy’s Birthday feels like a thoughtfully negotiated compromise. It’s an interactive experience that maintains the spirit of its original ideas, and I hope its creators continue to explore new frontiers in game design.
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Thank you so much for this wonderful review! (I read the full version on your blog) I’m so glad you enjoyed it.
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