I managed 11 acquaintances (so 12 players all up) for England, connecting Ben Stokes to Alfred Shaw. For example England, I would have to connect one of their starting XI of the 2nd test match v Windies and one of their XI v Australia in 1877. I thought it would be fun to see how few players connect one can connect a team from their debut to their latest match. You might have heard of the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon which "is a parlor game based on the "six degrees of separation" concept, which posits that any two people on Earth are six or fewer acquaintance links apart".
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Degrees of Separation gets another nod, because everything runs smoothly and each mechanic is worthwhile and doesn’t hold the game back. The environments had a ton of creativity and this meant exploration rarely got dull, all thought it was a nit cumbersome when I had to backtrack a few times during my play through. The puzzles have been done well enough that I was prepared to look past the lack of difficulty and focused solely on the creativity within each of the puzzles. At the core this game is a puzzle game with platform elements combined and thankfully, the puzzles have been done well overall. Both the visuals and sound design definitely had a lot of time devoted to them. From the moment I began Degrees of Separation I was captured by the superb art style and the adventure at hand. From It would’ve been nice to have been challenged more because even though I enjoyed the puzzles, none of them required much effort to solve. It would’ve been nice to have been challenged more because even though I enjoyed the puzzles, none of them required much effort to solve.
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