but HEY, wait a minute! In a Bunny first, you can replay the mini games and HO scenes! Also, you will find 25 musical instruments during the game (19 in the main game, 6 in the bonus chapter), and if you can find all of them the Orchestra of the Void (the killed guys from Notes of Life) will play a music piece for you. Other than that, you get the usual stuff of artwork, screensaver, soundtrack and wallpapers. The chapter took me about an hour to play. 21 of which can be solved in 45 seconds or lessДЇor a change the story has a satisfying end, and you actually do not have to play the final chapter to make any sense out of it. + already found items stay out of repeated HO scenes + they tried something different with the HO scenes! In about 50% of the scenes you pick up items by silhouette, then manipulate things in the scene + hint function now directs you to the next area with something to do instead of just giving the dreaded 'There is nothing to do here' message

+ areas are logically finished and do not have to be revisited again, leaving the to-and-froing to a minimum + you are controlling four different types of music (For example, we do NOT have flags on our mailboxes.) The Austrian setting is fitting for classical music, but - of course - the portrayal of Austria itself has nothing to do with the country or the city of Vienna at all. The showdown tales place in the Vienna Academy of the Arts, where two students have gone missing and the Music of Death is running rampart. Despite being stripped from power in the bonus chapter of part 2, Le Salle Gosse (the brat) is back. This is the third (and possibly final?) installment of the Maestro series.

Brat goes to make believe Austria Review based upon completion of game and bonus content.

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