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...and it's a good thing that I was wearing that mask as the next quest had me asking a strange frog-like creature to spit in my face!
Not very hygienic in these times.

There was rather a lot of spit too!
I had to catch it and then throw it at other things that were in disguise because of ...erm... reasons.

"Spit Me!"

I did have a sneaking suspicion that no-one would believe this quest (I certainly wouldn't!) so I made sure I had proof..



Spit me again, frog-person!


But enough saliva. I now have to go and solve a case as Sherlock.
Indubitably.
I've got to the deduction phase but there's just one loose end that's bugging me and I'm scared to commit to an accusation without being certain.

You DO know it cos that's exactly what it was.
It started off with the purpley fog things and then turned into a find-the-witch game with a bit of escort mission between.

Sherlock successfully solved the train mystery and my loose end turned out to be irrelevant. Still had to check it out though because I didn't want to be accusing innocent people like I did in the previous case.
I then had a go at Inside and got repeatedly stuck on an evil little puzzle. But not in a frustrating way, I knew what I had to do, it just needed one more go. And then one more go. And then one more go.

Charlotte wrote:

and that's not frustrating?

Surprisingly not.
"Inside" has some of the best level design I've ever experienced. The puzzles are so clever and so well integrated with the mood and story that it always feels rewarding even when you get stuck for a while.