Double/Cross
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3.8star
493 reviews
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About this game
You are the head bodyguard assigned to protect the richest, most powerful man in England. Enter a house filled with secrets and intrigue, and see if you can uncover the truth about the colourful cast that inhabits it. Choose between a host of romanceable characters, both male and female, but don’t forget to protect your own interests too. Will you abide by your contract or will you discard your morals for something more inviting?
• 95,000 word romantic drama.
• Make friends and business partners and decide who keeps your loyalty and who you’ll double cross as you protect the richest man in England, or just look out for yourself.
• Schmooze, sneak, backstab, fight or work your way to the top.
• Piece together the truth about the colorful cast that surround you, uncover the secret of the kidnapper and covet favors to play a pivotal role in this sordid affair.
• Play male or female, gay or straight.
• 95,000 word romantic drama.
• Make friends and business partners and decide who keeps your loyalty and who you’ll double cross as you protect the richest man in England, or just look out for yourself.
• Schmooze, sneak, backstab, fight or work your way to the top.
• Piece together the truth about the colorful cast that surround you, uncover the secret of the kidnapper and covet favors to play a pivotal role in this sordid affair.
• Play male or female, gay or straight.
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3.8
454 reviews
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October 30, 2019
I actually purchased this app. Im annoyed that I can't win unless I take sides. Essentially if I try to be professional and not take sides but do my job I cannot Win. This game is set up to only allow a win if you become involved with the people your protecting. So Rob, Opal, Alex, Rebekah, and Chris. If you become close to any one of them you will automatically win and if you do not then you will automatically lose. Also many choices only lead in one direction and essentially have no meaning.
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May 20, 2019
short, but with a high replay value. It's worth the 1.99. Easy to get a bad ending but it gives me incentive to earn all the good ones. Like the other reviewers mentioned, the endings could be more fleshed out, but overall it didn't make me think any less of the story.
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February 17, 2022
Not well-knit. Many choices that seem completely unrelated are, in fact, hidden "you will never find love, you monster". Sometimes the game has no sense of what's gone before, "after what happened in the dressing room" like no, I've never been to the theater. At one point I was like, ok, whatever, sure, let's run away and start a bakery, and the game was like "so imma ignore that completely". Annoying. Two stars instead of one because some writing is good.
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