This interquel connecting 5 Days a Stranger and 7 Days a Skeptic explains fully how Trilby regained possession of the idol after the DeFoe Manor incident and also gives more information about the properties of the mysterious idol. This game is different to its predecessors because although it is still made in AGS, this one uses a text parser interface.

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Trilby's Notes Windows As mentioned previously, the brutality level has gone up a notch.

Trilby's Notes Windows There's even out-of-body experiences to, er, experience.

Trilby's Notes Windows The Tall Man in action in one of the flashbacks

Trilby's Notes Windows The increase in slasher content is also reflected in the text, as well.

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The Tale of the Tall Man	vicrabb (7290)
A sequel that started a brilliant mythology	Czar Husk Qi (39)
Type Command: Read The Review	Classic Nigel (150)

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Critic Reviews

The Freehare	2007		100
Just Adventure	May 09, 2007	A	100
Abandonia Reloaded	Jul 01, 2006	4.8 out of 5	96
GameHippo.com	Jun 30, 2007	9 out of 10	90
Freegame.cz	Dec 31, 2006	87 out of 100	87
Adventure Lantern	Oct, 2006	86 out of 100	86
Hrej!	Jun 27, 2006	8 out of 10	80

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Trivia

Although the game is available for free, you can download a Special Edition if you donate $5. Next to the game, that release includes author commentary, an extended ending sequence, the full soundtrack in midi format, with composer notes and prototype tracks, and the Books of Chzo in word format, with additional chapters.

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