- January 3, 2011
- MDNA Games
Blue Madonna
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About
Blue Madonna is a single-player, Mystery Point and Click game that offers an intriguing and engaging story for players to dive into. As you progress through the game, you will solve puzzles, uncover clues, and delve deeper into the mysterious world of Blue Madonna. The game's captivating narrative and challenging puzzles will kept you hooked until the very end, making it a must-play for fans of the mystery and adventure genres.
- The novel offers a gripping and well-researched portrayal of World War II, particularly the events leading up to D-Day, making it both educational and entertaining.
- James Benn's writing excels in character development and emotional depth, allowing readers to connect with Billy Boyle and his associates as they navigate perilous situations.
- The story is filled with suspense and unexpected twists, keeping readers engaged and eager to turn the pages until the very end.
- Some readers feel that the plot can be predictable and lacks the excitement found in earlier entries of the series, leading to a less thrilling experience.
- The pacing of the story is criticized for being slow at times, which detracts from the overall tension and urgency of the narrative.
- A few reviewers noted that the character development, particularly for newcomers to the series, may feel lacking, making it difficult to fully invest in the story.
story
70 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the latest installment of the Billy Boyle series is a well-crafted blend of love and wartime adventure, set against the backdrop of the D-Day invasion. While it features engaging characters and historical accuracy, some reviewers noted that the plot can feel disjointed and predictable at times. Overall, the narrative successfully combines suspense, action, and emotional depth, leaving readers eager for the next chapter in the series.
“The story revolves around Captain Boyle getting railroaded into a mission on D-Day.”
“As the story evolves, it presents a good portrait of the operations in France of a small group of brave men and women who operated behind the lines as undercover agents in France, risking certain death or worse if they were caught.”
“James Benn has written well-developed characters that you really care about and in many ways are more interesting than the actual story.”
“The storyline itself is disjointed.”
“Better storylines in past books.”
“While the first 1/5 of the book focuses on the black market problems, the rest of the book focuses on Billy’s efforts behind enemy lines, which is not actually his assignment for his special mission.”