Its unusual for me to pick up a book that was adapted from a video game. The last time I picked up a game-to-print adaptation were for some Ace Attorney manga a few years ago. So it’s not really a frequent affair for me. But I was drawn to the ICO novelization due to how the game handled its storytelling. I was interested to see how the license would be handled, how much it would differ from the very player driven narrative of ICO, and if it would hold its own against similar novels as a standalone title.
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