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6.8 hrs on record
If you're a gamer of a certain age, a sub-10 hour point-and-click adventure game with a retro visual style, great soundtrack and truly bizarre worldbuilding and lore is EXACTLY the kind of thing you're looking for.

I like to imagine that NORCO is a lost LucasArts or Sierra adventure that was deemed a little too dark for the late-90's. The characters are memorable - which is a feat given the brevity of the game, and the interface has some interesting ideas (like the Mind Map) which I'd love to see used again. There are a few puzzle sequences that resort to abstract visuals and text menus and feel a little bolted on, but overall a solid if fairly easy game.

I had a great time with this one and if you love classic adventure games, you'll love NORCO.
Posted 23 December, 2024.
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20.0 hrs on record (17.4 hrs at review time)
Thoroughly enjoyable, five years after its release. Did not expect to love this game as much as did, but it was a blast, Some excellent, memorable characters including a ♥♥♥♥♥-out 80's-loving Russian gang lord who loves to rock out, a sultry reporter and a borderline insane CIA operative with a penchant for torture and demolition. What's not to love?

Ran like a dream on my old AMD Athlon X4 & Radeon 6670. Play this game with an Xbox 360 controller. It's the best way to experience it.
Posted 24 September, 2015.
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