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"... in 1985, Infocom released A Mind Forever Voyaging, an unabashedly political text adventure, at the time unique in both its subject matter and game design. On this fact alone, the game is remarkable. But even disregarding the context in which it was written, it is a well-made game – flawed, yes, but vividly conceived and fascinating to experience even 30 years later." - Adventure Gamers

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"AFC is an interesting and playable game. As long as you don't believe what you read on the box and expect a state-of-the-art simulation, you won't be disappointed. I place it in the same category as Empire, as they are both solitaire strategy games based loosely on military conquest. It challenges you to find a winning strategy and then offers multiple levels of complexity to let you perfect that strategy. If you are using a 'low end' system, this may be one of the better wargames you can still run." - Computer Gaming World

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'Twas the night before Christmas when all through the house, the only creature stirring was a hippo the size of a mouse.

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"All too often, PC developers who feel the need to expand their audience and maybe get a tiny share of those console dollars will try to make their game more 'accessible.' Ordinarily, in such cases 'accessible' means simpler, smaller, and far more action oriented ... Unfortunately, as so often happens when a game tries to appeal to two very different audiences at the same time, neither element was entirely successful. Al-Qadim had its moments, but it wasn't a game that ever approached the realm of 'classic.'" - GameSpy

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"Infocom have gone Arthurian on us. However, they've bent the rules a bit; this particular tale would have the Austin brothers reaching for their reference books in horror ... Arthur is another cracking Infocom adventure. Clever design, excellent parser, and wonderful text make the adventure thoroughly enjoyable. Grab yourself a cup of cocoa and spoil yourself." - The Games Machine

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"This is not a game a player can sit down with and finish in a week. Brian and the Infocom professionals must be congratulated in developing and publishing one of the finest fantasy text-adventure games ever released. If you have never played an Infocom game, Beyond Zork should whet your appetite for even more. For experienced Infocom gamers, this offering is so different from previous adventures that it must be in your game library." - Dragon Magazine

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"There are some real pearls in Air Bucks; the problem is that one must open a number of oysters in order to find them. The strengths of the program are its concept and customer support. Impressions is active on Prodigy and GEnie and listens to its consumers. Many of their suggestions will be incorporated into later revisions. Right now, my feeling is that this flight has been delayed." - Computer Gaming World

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"Once you become immersed in the game, though, you may discover that your mission to find the abducted girl becomes secondary to exploring the bizarre and chimerical world around you ... Even the seasoned Infocom player is well-advised to draw a map, take copious notes, and leave no gorilla suit unturned." -Compute! Gazette

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