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About This Game In the enchanted underwater City of Glass, what will you sacrifice for immortality? Love, memories, freedom? Will you take freedom from others to win your heart's desire? Dive into a world of mermaids, mermen, and other merfolk, where every character has secrets, and nothing is what it seems!"The Sea Eternal" is an epic interactive fantasy novel by Lynnea Glasser, author of "Creatures Such as We" and "Coloratura," winner of the 2013 Interactive Fiction Competition and numerous XYZZY awards. Your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based--283,000 words, without graphics or sound effects--and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.The whales have granted the merfolk eternal life, and asked you for so little in return. Defense against the giant squid. Secrecy from humans. But when a rogue mermaid tries to destroy the gift of immortality, ancient secrets rise from the depths, and the delicate balance of society rests in your hands.Will you fight to protect your immortality, or surrender it for a higher cause? Will you choose sides in the neverending war between the whales and the giant squid? Will your undying love save the City of Glass, or destroy it? Decide what being a hero means to you, with over 10 unique endings Choose your own mer-self, with multiple gender and orientation options available Play alongside similarly diverse characters Romance human visitors to the underwater city Earn the trust of nuanced characters Break their trust Pick up the pieces of your shattered relationships 7aa9394dea Title: The Sea EternalGenre: Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Choice of GamesPublisher:Choice of GamesRelease Date: 22 Apr, 2016 The Sea Eternal Download] [Torrent] the eternal sea movie. the eternal sea 1955 subtitles. what is the eternal sea. eternal silence of the sea lyrics. the sea eternal endings. from the eternal sea he rises bible. from the eternal sea he rises. the blue izlude sea ragnarok eternal love. rowing the eternal sea. the sea eternal apk. the sea eternal apk. the eternal sea youtube. the eternal sea angie frazier. the sea eternal apk unlocked. eternal silence of the sea meaning in hindi. the eternal sea cast. the eternal surge of the sea. the sea eternal walkthrough. eternal father of the sea chapel. the eternal sea band. eternal silence of the sea meaning in hindi. the eternal sea full movie. the eternal sea band. eternal silence of the sea meaning. the sea eternal. the eternal sea politics. eternal silence of the sea lyrics. poem on the sea as an eternal gift of nature. the eternal sea book. the eternal sea 1955 movie. the sea eternal endings. eternal father of the sea chapel rental. eternal silence of the sea ne demek. what is the eternal sea. the eternal sea movie youtube. the sea's eternal note of sadness. the sea eternal full. the eternal sea dvd What could have been a great story\/game gets bogged down with hamfisted allegories, confusing pronouns, and obvious conclusions. It's a shame, because this started out strong. I understand the desire of the author to want to create something with a "message," but this is over the top and detracts significantly from the creative potential of the author. I'm not in particularly vehement opposition (or any opposition at all, really) to most of the social justice themes in this game, but it's so disappointing when storytelling takes a backseat to moralizing. What a waste.. Different. Entertaining because it is different. If you would enjoy seeing "The Little Mermaid" rewritten to include an "I am Cait" subplot, have I got good news for you.. I have played many of the Choice of Games games. So I can begin to anticipate certain story elements and what the stats are going to push me toward. The stats in this particular story seem to be entirely irrelevant as often my character would say something wildly different to how he was aligned. And the trust category seems needless as well. Two of the characters seemed to be background, necessary in one or two moments, and the major "love interests" as they tend to be, just became background as well. Any influence my character had was entirely ignored and full decisions were made for me, forced upon me with no way of fighting it.There could have been so much potential in taking a non-agreeing route, in preventing certain events from happening, in choosing certain other moments to follow. But overall I feel that this story only wants you to follow it's tale, not let you decide how it will truly go.. I had very high hopes for this starting out.One of Lynnea Glasser's previous works, Creatures Such as We, was what first sparked my interest in CYOA games (though it was later with Choice of Robots that got me seriously into them) so I bought this as soon as it was available. I ended up not doing my first playthrough for quite a while and by then the reviews had started to show up. I was surprised and honestly a bit disappointed to see the overall ratings. They caused me to delay even longer. All that aside, though, my actual thoughts on the game.Firstly and most importantly: this was EXTREMELY engaging for me. I'm sitting here at 9am, with about 4 and a half hours put into navigating the story and then several more thinking about what I'd just read. That should speak for itself.A lot of people mention how this is a "message" game and while I can't really dispute that it didn't feel that way to me. There were definitely some, uh, "PC" elements but they never detracted from the story. They were well couched in the themes and elements of the setting that they felt quite natural... most of the time. Though, as always, with this type of content your mileage may vary.As for the actual writing and editing... top notch. I really don't think there's any argument here, whatever people may think of the content. I may not exactly at my best due to sleep deprivation (and if there are any errors in this: sorry) but I didn't notice any typos or anything of the sort. The writing was concise without being too brief and generally quite evocative. Aaaaaand speaking of concise... the length. My first playthrough definitely took less than an hour and the many half-skipped-over proceeding playthrough, totalling about 5 or 6, only ate up about 3-4 more.Now, I'm far from done with this but already this isn't a bad amount of time for a CYOA game to keep my attention. My only real complaint is that I find myself unable to get a lot of the things I want to happen to happen. I don't know if this is a lack of freedom, overly harsh choice requirements or my own addled ineptitude but it's getting pretty annoying. I may have to ammend this section in the future, but for now it's... a problem. Not a huge one, but still.Anyways I feel like I'm in equal parts rambling and entirely missing the point of a review so I'll wrap this up. Interesting, complex setting with generally interesting characters and some pretty seriously dramatic branching paths.I give it a "pretty great" out of 10.(Again, apologies for the probably massive number of typos and errors both grammatical and logical.). Different. Entertaining because it is different. If you would enjoy seeing "The Little Mermaid" rewritten to include an "I am Cait" subplot, have I got good news for you.. I find that my charecter supports things that I disagree with and I can't choose otherwise since he already said so in dialouge.