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Forest of Deceit: Why Localisation Matters When Everyone is Lying
The last thing you want in a game about lying is to look suspicious just because you didn’t understand what exactly was happening.
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The article warns that in a game centered on deception, players may appear suspicious if they fail to grasp the game's events due to poor localisation.
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