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Diamond Trust of London
DS
Released On: Aug 7, 2012
Metascore
Available after 4 critic reviews
User Score
Available after 4 ratings
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Crude presentation and lack of content don't completely let down what's undeniably a fascinating idea. They try really hard, though making this a worthwhile but insubstantial game. [Jan 2012, p.115]
Playing against AI can throw up a challenge, but requires patience. Higher difficulties give the AI more time to think, but DTOL's real problem is its interface. It's simple to the point of crudity, but functionally it can be opaque and cluttered, making a reasonably complex game seem even more so while you're figuring out the rules. Get past that, and there's an acute psychological game to be played in DTOL, but it'll require time – and an extra player – to find it.
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Summary The finest diamonds in the world are hidden here. Not hidden, actually, but dug out of the earth by the teeming masses. The diamonds are hidden only to those who are too afraid to come here to Angola, too afraid of conflict. The local market has been soft ever since the biggest player went back to Johannesburg, but we still fly under the...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- DS
Initial Release Date: Aug 7, 2012
Developer:
- Jason Rohrer
Publisher: indiePub
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