Like tears in rain… of reflections – a review of Rain of Reflections: Set Free
Mixing point-and-click adventure and a strategy game, Rain of Reflections: Set Free is a mostly satisfying cyberpunk experience
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admin
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Annakaisa Kultima
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Daniel F. Galeote
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Elina Koskinen
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Elisa Wiik
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Heikki Tyni
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HZong
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J. Peltokangas
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Jami Särkinen
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Jarmo Multanen
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Juho Karvinen
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Kati Alha
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Kirsi Rajamäki
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Klaus Törnkvist
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Lassi Lemmetyinen
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Matti Isotalo
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Mikko Sauna-aho
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Mikko Seppänen
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Nyx Hor
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Sanni Vesala
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Siavash Habibi
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SINIKKA
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Taru Muhonen
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Tuulia Nevala
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tymiwi
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Vappu Makkonen
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Ville Kankainen
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