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With FFVII Rebirth now with us, it's finally time to catch up on this expansion to its predecessor. At only two chapters in length, Episode INTERmission's scope for detailed story development is clearly limited, but this DLC proves a fun introduction to Yuffie. While I've got a lot of work to master the new combat mechanics that her introduction brings, I look forward to seeing how those develop further in the sequel, as well of course how her part in the core game's events plays out!
Completed with platinum trophy earned. Assassin's Creed: Mirage is a very solid game in the more traditional format of the series. It doesn't do anything revolutionary, but it doesn't need to, with interesting stealth scenarios and likeable characters playing out a well-written story. The 'investigations' system that replaces a more typical linear mission structure helps to add some further interest, though combat is a bit of a lowlight, with a new stamina-based system that proves more frustrating than it really ought to.
Complete playthrough. A cute but basic hidden-object game, with five scenarios in which to find a number of cats. It's a decent enough timewaster, but nothing much more than that. The small number of cats that are hidden until you interact with some other object in the environment, with no real indication of what that might be, are a particular frustration.