By contrast, players in a long standing, committed relationship might recognize each part of the game as a part of their own relationship, and find themselves determined to not let the small cracks break down the walls. Ultimately each person is different and there's no way to predict how Maquette's story will feel to everyone, but it's an interesting phenomenon. For someone in the beginning of their own relationship, the start of the game will likely feel uplifting while the end will seem like an intimidating warning. What's more, each player will experience different section in different ways. Our Rating: 2.5 out of 5 (Fairly Good) Escape From Tarkov Wipe Event is Beginning. In the back of their minds, players know it must thanks to the undertones in the writing, but there's still hope that it won't. Maquette is out now for PC, PS4, and PS5. During the first couple chapters, the narration can help to make players feel just like Michael and Kenzie do, like this good thing can never end. This story has played out time and time again, but the beauty of Maquette is in the way it presents this story. A couple falls in love, they start to get serious, problems arise, and they break up. Recapping the story as a whole, it's nothing out of the ordinary or unexpected. In Maquette 's final chapter, The Exchange, Michael starts to take care of himself and he and Kenzie have one last meeting. Trying to navigate this dark maze with some of the hardest puzzles in the game can be daunting, but both Michael and the player get through it. Whether that's a coveted relationship that just couldn't hold or a loved one that passes away, there isn't much harder than going through that kind of loss. It tells the story of an individual reliving memories of a past relationship through text written on the walls and occasional moving art, supported by conversation voiced by Bryce Dallas Howard and Seth Gabel. At some point or another, almost everyone loses someone close to them in some form. Maquette boasts an absolutely stunning world, drawing imagery from fantastical Disney castles. Those players that were rolling their eyes at Michael and Kenzie's chance encounter at the coffee shop might be feeling a little differently now. The Spiral is even darker in theme, as it clearly represents Michael in a downward spiral. The Escape isn't very heavy on puzzles, but players will see the symbolism without a problem as they travel through the dark maze away from the world that Michael and Kenzie created together. With Kenzie out of the picture, players watch Michael as he tries to run away from his problems.

The Wedge ends with a big fight that ultimately leads to the two breaking up.

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