評論

• gamedeal user

  Dec 20, 2015

  My only gripe is that paragraphs are ignored. Please fix the formatting; I've not finished this yet but I love the crossover between this and MetaHuman Inc. Keep up the good work Paul! For example: RAW - He switches on a flashlight, and then passes a second light to you. With their aid, you find a trapdoor in one corner of the room. No-Nose opens it up. A metal ladder descends into the gloom below. "After you," says No-Nose, indicating that you should go first. The two of you climb down, reaching a long, cramped tunnel that slopes down further still. As you walk along it, No-Nose says, "A quick history lesson for you: the streets of Paris are just the tip of the iceberg. Below that, you have the metro tunnels, which date back a century or so. After that, there's the sewers. Go lower still and you find the catacombs. That's where we are now. They were lime quarries at first—hundreds of miles of quarry tunnels beneath the city. About eight hundred years ago, when the lime stopped coming up, and when the king of France noticed that all the cemeteries in Paris were overflowing with the dead, six million corpses were moved down here. More recently, in the second world war, the catacombs housed the base of the resistance in Paris. They say that the resistance base and Gestapo HQ were only a few hundred meters apart, but the Germans could never find them." FIX'D - He switches on a flashlight, and then passes a second light to you. With their aid, you find a trapdoor in one corner of the room. No-Nose opens it up. A metal ladder descends into the gloom below. "After you," says No-Nose, indicating that you should go first. The two of you climb down, reaching a long, cramped tunnel that slopes down further still. As you walk along it, No-Nose says, "A quick history lesson for you: the streets of Paris are just the tip of the iceberg. Below that, you have the metro tunnels, which date back a century or so. After that, there's the sewers. Go lower still and you find the catacombs. That's where we are now. They were lime quarries at first—hundreds of miles of quarry tunnels beneath the city. About eight hundred years ago, when the lime stopped coming up, and when the king of France noticed that all the cemeteries in Paris were overflowing with the dead, six million corpses were moved down here. More recently, in the second world war, the catacombs housed the base of the resistance in Paris. They say that the resistance base and Gestapo HQ were only a few hundred meters apart, but the Germans could never find them."
• gamedeal user

  Dec 22, 2015

  Many of the stats don't actually affect most of the game, the only reason to change which body you are in is in order to learn a short backstory of them used in the ending. There is no major difference in outcome regardless of your choices and most of your choices are meaningless.