“Elsinore” Review: To Be or To Be or To Be or- | by Mike Shepard
You get to know the characters beyond their scripted roles, genuinely caring for them—or, depending on your choices, wanting to see them perish even more. File: Elsinore.v1.0.zip ...
The mechanics are easy to learn, making it accessible regardless of your familiarity with Shakespeare. “Elsinore” Review: To Be or To Be or
As Ophelia, you decide which stories to follow and which scenes to unfold. It’s a game of manipulation, information gathering, and heartbreaking trial and error. If you enjoy games like Outer Wilds or The Forgotten City where "knowledge is power," you will be lucky to be a player in this version of Elsinore. It’s a game of manipulation, information gathering, and
Reliably accurate to the source material's spirit while being genuinely fun and innovative.
The game's ability to hold its own while pulling from such heavy preexisting material is impressive. The desire to "rewrite history" and avoid fixed paths makes for a gripping experience.
I can tweak the tone to better fit the community there if you'd like.