A Mind Forever Voyaging

The Good
The story was a gritty, interesting "projection" about what could happen when something that looks too good to be true is. This is Infocom's most adult story/game with a serious tone, a departure from Steve M's well-known humor.

The Bad
There wasn't any GAME! You just wandered from sequence to sequence, observing. At the end, there was some kind of puzzle, but not much. I never understood why it was rated Advanced.

The Bottom Line
A neat concept for an interactive novel, but with little interaction.