======================================================================
15. CONCLUSION
======================================================================
And so, and then there were none. 

I first read an Agatha Christie book when I was ten. I remember it was 
Murder on the Orient Express, starring the wonderful Hercule Poirot. 
Before long, I've completed the entire series consisting Poirot. I 
ventured into reading stories involving Jane Marple, and then I came 
across And Then There Were None. Despite the rather bizarre setting 
and ending, it struck to me as completely believable. Perhaps I was 
gullible, but the book continues to rank among the top three Christie 
books in my collection.

It was for this reason that I played this game, which was, well, not 
exactly engaging. At times, it feel like Trace Memory all over again, 
albeit with much lesser puzzles to solve. Still, I enjoyed playing it, 
if only as a tribute to the author. I hope to see more Christie books 
get adapted into adventure games in future, since it's a genre that I 
particularly enjoy. Murder on the Orient Express, for example, would 
be a perfect title to turn into a game.

And for that game, let's hope that it's a little more difficult than 
this one.

Till then, goodbye.


======================================================================