"In 18th-century France, a young man in urgent need of money visits his aristocratic adoptive father's house, only to find the inhabitants mysteriously vanished. Fortunately, he is not without resources: he is a student of the "lavori d'Aracne", an interesting form of magic based on weaving links between similar objects, so that anything that happens to one happens to both.

This is in many ways an old-school treasure hunt, full of locked doors and no NPC's, but with rich detail (you'll have to look very hard to find a noun that isn't implemented), an impressive degree of simulation (especially in the handling of liquids), and many puzzles with alternate solutions. A real joy to play, and the kind of game that you'll keep toying with after you've finished it."

If you love Zork but are tired of the same old treasure-hunting games, Savoir-Faire will be a refreshing experience. It is a masterfully coded, thoroughly enjoyable, and challenging game (save often!) that will occupy you for many days or weeks. Two thumbs up, way up!