Reversion - The Meeting

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  1. ChoicestGames
    Sep 20, 2014
    5
    To be fair, Reversion - The Meeting is probably as bad as the first episode in terms of its terribly short length, poor voice acting, dull music and clumsy dialogue. What makes it worse though is the fact its poor UI has the potential to make you go on a wild goose chase to solve this episode's puzzles. To cap it all off, you're expected to pay money for this episode for a pretty averageTo be fair, Reversion - The Meeting is probably as bad as the first episode in terms of its terribly short length, poor voice acting, dull music and clumsy dialogue. What makes it worse though is the fact its poor UI has the potential to make you go on a wild goose chase to solve this episode's puzzles. To cap it all off, you're expected to pay money for this episode for a pretty average experience when you could play the first episode for free. If you're curious about the game, make sure you try the free first episode before deciding to buy the second. If you like it and are prepared to pay for the same amount of gameplay, then give Reversion - The Meeting a shot. Otherwise, avoid.… Expand

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  1. PC Master (Greece)
    Jun 5, 2013
    69
    Reversion’s difficulty level is somewhere between low and very low, as most puzzles have a rather obvious solution and will not give anyone a rough time, not even to novice adventurers. Still, they are charming through their simplicity. [May 2013]
  2. Adventure Gamers
    Mar 18, 2013
    50
    The first commercial adventure in the Reversion series expands the storyline slightly but continues to feel insubstantial instead of ramping up either the action or the tension.
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