Your response to Burn the Orphanage will likely be influenced by your experience of the visual and narrative culture of video games from the 80s and 90s. The series, from the creative team of Sina Grace and Daniel Freedman, deals heavily in nostalgia value. In the first two issues, that reliance on its audience's fondness for the games of their youth paid off, as it was bolstered by snappy writing and a healthy dose of fun, but in this third installment, nostalgia isn't quite enough to power the story through a slogging plot.
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