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Set in the near future in a city in the western world, where people live perfect life and the felons are kept in secluded areas, and they are known as the "off-limiters". | Set in the near future in a city in the western world, where people live perfect life and the felons are kept in secluded areas, and they are known as the "off-limiters". | ||
The protagonist, news journalist Susan Gant, witnesses a robbery of an | The protagonist, news journalist Susan Gant, witnesses a robbery of an old man from an off-limiter, and is sent to investigate the burglary of the Vice-Consul's mansion, before realizing there's much more behind it. | ||
==Reveiws== | ==Reveiws== | ||
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* It was reviewed in Adventure-Archiv and received 71%. | * It was reviewed in Adventure-Archiv and received 71%. | ||
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The game was nominated for eight categories in [[AGS Awards 2003]], but didn't win any, making it a record at the time, until Reactor 09 was nominated for 9 categories and didn't win. | The game was nominated for eight categories in [[AGS Awards 2003]], but didn't win any, making it a record at the time, until Reactor 09 was nominated for 9 categories and didn't win. | ||
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[[category:2003 games]] | [[category:2003 games]] | ||
[[ | [[Category:Sci-fi games]] | ||
[[category:AGS Award nominees]] | [[category:AGS Award nominees]] | ||