SONG OF FARCA REVIEW FULL
You’ll need to manipulate them, both through action and word, into either not discovering what you did, or at least into not revealing it.Ī full run through Overboard! takes only around forty-five minutes. They each start out with certain knowledge, while other things they may discover both due to your inaction, or even due to your inaction. The ship’s Captain, a wealthy heiress, a gambler, a retired Sikh General, a young lady who was a little too close to your husband, and more all roam the ship. The SS Hook has nine areas for you to explore and interact with others onboard. Yet if you don’t let him in, will that make him suspicious? If you let him in, do you pretend like you saw your husband this morning and he’s already left? Or do you claim to have not seen him since the night before? The choices you make, even in the very beginning, will impact the entire game.
Should you let the Steward into your room in the morning? He’ll certainly notice your husband isn’t there so early. On a ship this small as well, what are the odds that you managed to shove a grown man over a railing without someone noticing something?Ĭrucial decisions start immediately. With only a small group aboard your ship, having spent weeks getting to know each other, your husband’s disappearance won’t go unnoticed for long. Only eight hours from freedom, you still have to get away with what you did. The game proper starts the morning after the crime. So instead, you’re trying to escape that justice, and maybe set your new life up to start comfortably. Here, however, you know from the very start what happened. Usually in these games you’re the detective, trying to figure out who committed a crime and bring them to justice. This, is Overboard! A detective game, part visual novel, and part detective game, it puts a twist on a familiar genre. Halfway through the trip, you shove your husband overboard into the icy waters below. With you and your husband nearly broke, you’re sailing to America aboard the SS Hook in search of a new life. You’re Veronica Villensey, a former actress whose star has faded.
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