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The Roaring Twenties: a bygone era of glitz, glamour, and promise. Nowhere is this more apparent than Coral Gables, Florida. The real estate market is booming and even an ordinary guy like Alfie Banks has a chance to strike it rich.
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Digital ChumpsSteven McGeheeOct 20148.6/10I had a great time with A Golden Wake and I think anyone who can appreciate an old school point-and-click adventure will too.
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Game DebateChris BarracloughOct 20148/10The subject matter of A Golden Wake won't match everyone's tastes, while the lower difficulty will also no doubt disappoint some adventure game enthusiasts, but A Golden Wake kept us entertained from start to finish thanks to some interesting characters, smart scripting and buckets of old school charm.
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Hardcore GamerGeoff ThewOct 20143.5/5Though not the most pulse-pounding adventure on the market, A Golden Wake offers an authentic glimpse into one of the defining events of the 20th century. We see it all through the temporarily starry eyes of a man whose struggles were all too common in that time.
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Rock, Paper, ShotgunJohn WalkerOct 2014There is definitely a lot to be said for using adventure games to explore more mundane events. They don't all need a murder, or a ghost, or a time travelling robot. But I would argue they do need something more than real estate.
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IGDB rating 7.6/10 from 18 ratings.
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