Feeback Screens Sample Clauses

Feeback Screens. Review screen shows the conversation history between the player and the character. It gives feedback on individual responses made by the player at the end of each game. This is the final view before returning to the pre-game menus. It displays the final score of the player for the level and a star rating.
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