On the continent of Bruges, there is a Mr. Miracle – Martinez. Martinez seems to have the ability to foresee the future. It's hard to be convinced, but time will always prove it.
A few weeks ago, Martinez announced to the world that the mysterious power he possessed came from a strange book called The Scroll of Wonder. He has now hidden the book in the Museum of Surprise in the Sevarin Islands.
And you, received an invitation from Martinez...
Poster of the work
Hello wow, I am Nan Nan who doesn't know why he is suddenly busy at the end of the year.
"Martinez" has actually been experienced for more than half a month. I don't know why procrastination is committed.
(Do you have a partner to share a cure for procrastination to save me)
Characters are assigned without names, all of which are pronouns for tarot cards.
(3 Men and 3 Women)
After experiencing Martinez, a friend who played tarot analyzed the logic and meaning of the tarot name on the character cover. The head is the Tao, but I didn't understand hey, interested friends can study it.
The structure of "Martinez" is very clear, pre-reasoning, late restoration.
In terms of reasoning, it is very "secret room secretary", and the case revolves around the secret room. Clue cards and information are reasonable.
Note: "Chamber of Secrets" is an author of the main "Chamber of Secrets Technique" in the script circle.
But there is always a sense of "disconnection" in the experience, and the reasoning logic of the secret room and the technique is based on the atmosphere set by the author. To put it bluntly, it's a bit of a chamber of secrets for the sake of the chamber of secrets.
The style is unified and obvious in terms of the overall story. The writing and narrative are very ok. Although the story is not very novel, the overall emotion is in place, that is, the proportion of emotional drama is relatively unbalanced. So the friends who eat the emotional line can say hello to dm before getting on the bus.
Some people thought that the biggest drawback of "Martinez" was that it was a script that could be played by two people, but it was changed to a 6-player script.
It felt a little funny but on closer reflection he made sense.
In the early reasoning section of "Martinez", all the perspectives are indeed divided into two main perspectives, and the content is consistent.
The advantage is that in the reasoning link, it is allowed to have a hang-up or ob bit, and do not eat personal perspective.
In the later restoration part of "Martinez", there is no situation of "two people can play", and everyone can not worry.
The restoration part is too biased towards the story conference, the reasoning points are relatively small, and players who only like reasoning can feel bored.
Personally, I think the part of the restoration link is not well designed, but there is no better idea.
At the end of the story, there is also an emotional immersion monologue that feels like nearly half an hour. (The specific duration was not confirmed)
This is the last part of my whole script that I understand. (Suggestions can be cancelled as appropriate)
At the time, DM explained that all the emotional points were concentrated in one character, and it was normal for other characters to feel untouched.
It seems that I have been picking faults, but in fact, the parts that Martinez did not mention were very well done, not only the new design on the chamber, but also the story narrative was smooth.
In general, "Martinez" as a boxed book, both in terms of volume and quality is very ok.
The length of the game according to the flow should be around 4.5-6h.
(Less than 4 hours to play the Little Red Book netizens, teach me how to do it)
Comprehensive (boxed/price/method/experience/duration) considers the recommended degree of Martinez: ✨✨✨✨
Especially recommended for reasoning players~
Have you experienced this script? How's your experience?