Item - Masters of the Louvre

You go to France and meet some painters like Picasso and Norman Rockwell.

This is considerably better than the last one. Although it has the same number of endings, it has more choices, and so "fools" the reader into thinking they're making more decisions. Like the last one, this has a linear plot, but even the "unhappy" endings are still somewhat funny, and there are two successful endings (one happens a lot earlier on), so there's at least some replay value. Like the previous one, it has a "wrong" first choice that leads directly to a boring ending, but many other things make up for that, so I wouldn't worry too much.

This one is so light-hearted, not like the last two. Just a few of the funny incidents include: watching Edgar Degas spill wine on a Picasso drawing and then the two guys get into a fight; watching Picasso pretend to be a bull; watching Georges Braque and Picasso get into a knife, fist, and model airplane fight with some big guys, and pretending to be a ghost. It's really fun, and that's why I heartily recommend it.

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