| Review: | More horror in the distinctive Rybread idiom. A mirror tries to eat
your soul, and the only way to stop it is by referring to an object
that isn't even in scope until the moment it's needed. Amazingly
buggy for such a small game. Has fewer misspellings than the author's
earlier works, but that's not saying much, and at any rate it makes
up for it by misspelling the title. The prose continues awful, even
to the point of including out-of-place Cthulhu references.
Has a hint menu containing much rampant irrelevance.
Rating: **
Reviewed by Carl Muckenhoupt (30 Jun 2000)
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