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106: Ramble Review of Eliza
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After too long, I'm back with another ramble game review episode and to as much my surprise as anyone's, it's of yet another visual novel. Eliza came out back in 2019 but I only got to play it recently. Unlike Arcade Spirits, the story in this game is much more grounded in the real world and is also much more linear than many visual novels traditionally are. This is countered by it being fully voice acted and also having a narrative that is both emotionally moving and that will make you think about some of the technological challenges we may face soon.
Buy Eliza on Steam from one of these retailers and help support my content and Extra Life:
Humble Store - https://www.humblebundle.com/store/eliza?partner=pxabstraction
Fanatical - https://www.fanatical.com/en/game/eliza?ref=pxabstraction
Music is from the Eliza soundtrack by Matthew S. Burns. Buy it here: https://zachtronics.bandcamp.com/album/eliza-original-soundtrack
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